LibraryCrunch has just reported that the term " Library 2.0 " is being considered for deletion in Wikipedia. It's caused a ru...

Michael Habib's Master's degree thesis is released. With great anticipation comes great expectations. All are met. It's definit...

I recently gave a presentation on mashups. People were interested, and most of all, they realized that there's a lot one can do with ma...

Library 2.0 has just written an intriguing entry titled, The Coming End of Completed Publications . Indeed, Library 2.0's entry has an e...

Today, UBC librarian Hilde Colenbrander gave a fascinating presentation on open access . She pointed out that the "impact factor"...

The wait is over. The National Hockey League (NHL) has paved the road for professional sports' entrance into open-access . Understandab...

Not surprisingly, some people are disturbed with Web 2.0 . What is it? What makes it so different from Web 1.0? What is Web 1.0? It is und...

Yesterday's session on systematic review searching was an eye-opener. It turns out that I've been doing systematic review searching...

I recently went to a luncheon hosted by the Vancouver Association of Law Librarians (VALL) with whom the talented Eugene Barsky gave a talk...

At the PNC/MLA Conference in Seattle, Terry Henner , Associate Professor and Head of Information & Education Services of the Savitt Med...

Well, as you may have heard by now, Ms. Dewey is a brand new search engine that is taking a run at Google . Reviews are all over the blogos...

Sunny weather. Good food. Great people. Even greater conversations. Exactly what I experienced from a very successful and rewarding conferen...

I feel like we're all taking the same train. But more the merrier: all aboard. Library 2.0: An Academic's Perspectives has written ...

I'm a proponent of looking at both sides of a coin. While I'm a huge supporter of social software and its potential impacts on the i...

I recently watched Birth of a Nation on Google Videos , and it was great. I could've rented it or purchased it, but instead of doing al...