It is regrettable indeed.   I was deeply saddened and somewhat enraged by the Wall Street Journal' s closing of its library.   In our in...

I recently presented at TOTS . What is video sharing Whyshould we care? How can be of use for information professionals? What are some i...

Who uses Web 2.0 to its fullest capacity? Barack Obama does. The President posts regularly to Vimeo. Vimeo is different in that it offe...

View more presentations from Allan Cho . I had recently given a presentation as part of a panel at the Association of American Publisher...

Information professionals everywhere take note: Google is uncomfortably sliding. Gone are the days that we 'google' for information...

Ushahidi at NetSquared (loop) View more presentations or upload your own. (tags: conference ushahidi ) I'm going to be talking soon ...

I heart Nova Spivak .  The grandson of management professor Peter Drucker, Spivak is an intellectual in his own right.  Not only is he a sem...

Half a year ago, I had a posting discussing Katherine Adams' seminal article about librarians and the Semweb. Katherine made a point abo...

I've always been intrigued by hakia, which is considered the first SemWeb search engine of its kind. It is said that for the next genera...

Web 2.0 The Magazine: A Journal for Exploring New Internet Frontiers is an important new journal that librarians and information professio...

Stephen Abram is a smart guy. The first time I heard him speak was at the 2008 SLA Conference in Seattle. He was brilliant, to say the le...

Seasons greetings everyone. This holidays, as you are enjoying your Christmas at home, please take some time in considering contributing to...

A while back ago, I had written on a book I recommended as a must read for those interested in management techniques and the ways in which p...

Archival programs in North America are few and far between. Only a handful of programs available, the majority of archive programs are narr...

Web 2.0 seems to be facing an identity crisis. We don't know quite know what to do with it anymore. We're talking lots about info...