In one of the long-standing intellectual pillars of publishing, the Atlantic Monthly has recently came out with an article, Is Google Makin...

As we approach the six-year mark from the original Web 2.0 thesis, Tim O'Reilly and John Battelle come together in a refocusing sessi...

Clara Shih is a rising star in the social media world. The Facebook Era is a new technology model, way of thinking, and cultural phenomenon...

Thomas Haigh is one of those rare individuals who speak elegantly, and write brilliantly interesting stories that superimpose very unintere...

Who says that information managers are restricted to libraries? There are exciting careers to be found in the world of information. In th...

Although he has sometimes been mocked for his unusual communication style, Tim Berners-Lee is still one of the most fascinating personalitie...

Human information behaviour and Human-Computer Interaction are areas of study, particularly in Library and Information Science. Drawing ...

If you're looking for a good read or something for the Christmas gift shopping list, Accidental Billionaires is worth a consideration. ...

"I used to live in reference libraries," he said, but added that now he prefers staying at home and doing his research online. He...

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

Ruth Connell's Academic Libraries, Facebook and MySpace, and Student Outreach: A Survey of Student Opinion is a sober look into how not...

Siva Vaidhyanathan , who is entertaining as he is informative, is a cultural historian and media scholar (a rare combination these days), an...

Renowned psychology Barry Schwartz famously coined the term "paradox of choice" which stems in the research in his book with the ...

In Week 2 of social media bootcamp, aka. LIBR 559M , affordance is a key theme in examining the use of social media. Affordance is an inter...

I'm currently taking a course on social media at the School of Library, Archival, and Information Studies (SLAIS) . I must admit: I...