Julia Habermann, a student of information science and economics, is writing her thesis about the usage and value of weblogs as a source of business news and information for information professionals and knowledge managers. I am posting this noticed about her survey (linked above) on her behalf. She would like to survey information professionals and [...]
Save the date announcements went out tonight regarding the Special Libraries Association Boston Chapter program about blogging and feeds that will be at Mount Holyoke College on Saturday, October 30th. Kris Liberman, who I hope will be blogging by then, will moderate. Garrett Eastman may talk about blogging in his organization, how he got started, [...]
Shimon Rura and Josh Ain, who work on Frassle, will be making a presentation about interpersonal content management and, well, Frassle at Thursday’s blog meeting at 7 pm at Harvard Law School’s Berkman Center for Internet & Society, Baker House, 1587 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, Massachusetts. I usually take notes during the meeting. A link to [...]
Angelica, who has a fabulous title graphic on her blog, wonders if she’s trying to enter the wrong profession in light of the note we saw today regarding the situation at the Rocky Mountain News. Two years ago, the newspaper had seven librarians. Because of budget and staff cuts, the number has dwindled. The last [...]
So I guess what I’m doing wrong with this blog is that I’m not adding enough soft porn. Apparently, the Wired article about Jessamyn is bringing her some good traffic, especially to her naked librarians page.
perhaps their newsletter would be of interest.