Library 2.0 has an interesting posting about using students as "greeters" for academic libraries in order to make patrons not onl...

Drawing from their combined experience in international activities and the published information available from selected library association...

Just when Web 2.0 was about to take off, a minor roadblock has been erected by Google when it announced recently that it has taken off its G...

It is only proper that I make this posting on December 8th, which is the last day of the Google Scholar's blog before it goes on hiatus...

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...