There are some good Web 2.0 applications and websites. Then there is WebAppeal . The web service is based on the principle of 'Softwar...

Day 4 has come and gone. What did I learn? XML is not easy. Programming is even tough business, not for the faint of heart or mind. The ma...

I am Day 2 of the Digital Humanities Summer Institute . Prior to this workshop, I had no inkling of what was digital humanities. Not anymor...

The SemanticHacker $1Million Innovators’ Challenge and new open API for Semantic Discovery has recently launched by TextWise, LLC. The Chal...

Jeff Beall wrote an article called Dublin Core: An Obituary . In it Beall asserts that the Dublin Core Metadata Initiative is a failed expe...

I came across this interesting article from the Vancouver Sun, Post-modern business model: It's free . Videogame company Nexon has bee...

Sometimes you just read an article, and go, I get it. A lightbulb shines brightly above you. Then you quickly turn it off to be energy savin...

We're getting closer. Yahoo is incubating a project code-named " Search Monkey ," a set of open-source tools that allow user...

I've just published a piece in the Semantic Report titled, The Semantics of the the Dublin Core – Metadata for Knowledge Manageme...

I'm excited to announce the formation of Library Development Camp . Our initiative is to help fellow librarians and information professi...

Although I enjoyed Economics 100 (Micro and Macroeconomics) and had learned a great deal - I have to admit it wasn't the most exciting ...

Michael Casey and Laura Savastinuk's article in the Library Journal not only changed the way libraries are perceived, but also how libr...

Dan Zambonini’s 7 f(laws) of the Semantic Web is a terrific read, and perhaps offers a refreshing perspective of the challenges of realizin...

Library 2.0 has stirred controversy since the day Michael Casey and Linda Savastinuk’s Library 2.0: Service for the next-generation library...

We're not that far. . . In 2002, Paul Ford wrote an amazing piece predicting what the world would look like in 2009 . Well, we're ...