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Things on the internet are not made by magic; they're created by human labor. Who pays for that labor, and to what ends? Often, private ...

The Flapper [serial]. Chicago: Flapper Pub. Co., 1922. E Pam #7092, v.1 no.4 Library has: v.1 no.1, 3-4, 6-7. "What the FLAPPER stand...

A little linkspam for today, courtesy of Twitter. 1. Here's a hilarious video by Ron Charles on "Booklette," a new online t...

I went to THATCamp Bay Area this past weekend. Roy Tennant from OCLC blogged about it briefly. I learned some new things, met some cool pe...

I enjoyed Claire Potter's recent post on what to do with bits of private lives that show up in the archive. Do I risk losing the trust ...

Good on the UC library and science faculty for proposing a boycott of Nature and affiliated journals. Nature Publishing Group wants to inc...

Nerd alert: University of Washington Information School librarians significantly improve upon Lady Gaga's "Poker Face": [ Lyr...

I subscribe to Debbie Reese 's RSS feed because she puts books on my radar that usually wouldn't otherwise get there. Her blog on th...

...because sometimes you will find out that your library has a facsimile of a Catalan version of a Tuscan bestiary and you will just need it...

Skg sent me this link to a very interesting article by Johanna Drucker. Drucker points out that even though humanities research depends on ...

Mark Twain at Play 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, 3 October free admission from the web site : How did Mark Twain spend his time when the “bread-...

I am in possession of so many cool library books right now. That is all.

My alma mater claims to be building the library of the future. I have many fond memories of the Reg, and I do love the idea of all onsite s...