Jim Collins'  Great by Choice  is another classic in the making.  After Good to Great and How the Mighty Fall, Collins' latest b...

I'm really pleased to present to you my latest publication.   With my terrific colleague at the University of British Columbia Libra...

Digital Humanities Summer Institute (DHSI) has been a rising force in the digital humanities (affectionately known simply as “DH” in the fi...

Teaching Generation M: A Handbook for Librarians and Educators  is an important piece of work in the librarian’s toolkit.   In bringing ...

Michio Kaku is Professor of Theoretical Physics at the City College of New York of City University of New York, the co-founder of string f...

The basic idea of the IOT is that virtually every physical thing in this world can also become a computer that is connected to the Internet...

Everyone faces some stress at work and in life.  Regardless of how happy one may be.   Shawn Achor is at the cutting edge of positive psych...

 One complaint about the idea of new media as a political force is that most people simply use these tools for commerce, social life, or ...

Greg sighed. He knew Google too well: Every time you visited a page with Google ads on it, or used Google maps or Google mail -- even if yo...

It's a recent phenomenon: social media is altering world history . As the recent Iranian resistance from twittosphere has shown, as we...

It turns out that in between work and career are still important things in life.  Love, work, play.  Regardless of what profession one is in...

It seems to have died down: the Library 2.0 mantra .  For a while, controversy abound over the appropriate usage of Library 2.0, so much so ...

As librarians and information professionals, we've been strangely attacked within the past decade about web 2.0's necessities to ...

The Web 3.0 craze has already hit the shores of Hong Kong. Although Cyberport was meant to be Hong Kong’s version of Silicon Valley, it has...