I've written about the potential of Resource Description & Access playing a role in the Semantic Web, and the importance of libraria...

I've just penned an article on Web 3.0 from a librarian's standpoint. In my article, What is Web 3.0? The Next Generation Web: Sear...

Ever thought how Web 3.0 and the SemWeb can read webpages in an automated, intelligent fashion? Take a look at how Website Parse Templat...

At the Northern California Grantmakers & The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation Present: Web & Where 2.0+ on Feb. 14th, 2008, Kev...

EBSCO host 2.0 is here. It's got a brand new look and feel, based on extensive user testing and feedback, and provides users with a p...

There seems to be a real fear by some to be called 'librarians.' There's a mysterious aura around what a librarian does. In f...

If we are to move into a Web 3.0 SemWeb-based world, taking a closer look at initiatives such as Expert System makes sense. This company i...

Chris Anderson has done it again, this time with an article about the end of theory. How? In short: raw data. In End of Theory , he believes...

It's blogs like Web 2.0 Catalog that keep me going. Catalogues have been the crux of librarianship, from the card catalogue to the OPA...

Seth Godin is a best-selling author, entrepreneur and agent of change. He is the author of Permission Marketing, a New York Times best sell...

Day #2 of SLA was full of fascinating discussions. Stephen Abram 's session, "Reality 2.0 - Transforming ourselves and our Associat...

Just when one thought that bibliographic control has changed, it might change some more. On Day 1 of SLA in Seattle, I went to a fascinati...

The e-readiness rankings have been released. And it reveals that the US and Hong Kong are the leaders in this category for e-readiness. ...

I was honoured to have been interviewed by Richard Wallis of Talis. I was also quite humbled by the whole experience, as I learned just how...

According to Wikipedia, the Easterlin Paradox is a key concept in happiness economics . Theorized by economist Richard Easterlin in the 197...