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PLEASE NOTE: This blog ceased being updated on August 30, 2010. A blog from five OCLC staff about all things present and future that impact libraries and library users. A conversation that starts with the Environmental Scan and wanders around from there. This content is not vetted by OCLC. Everything you read is purely the personal reflections about what's going on in libraryland, informed by our birds-eye views from the center of the WorldCat universe (Dublin, Ohio, USA and beyond).
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- Librarian mention on NPR's All Things Considered
- Mapping Travel Time
- OCLC Symposium in New Orleans
- Happy Anniversary, Eric!
- And now, to Istanbul
- Vote Early, Vote Often
- Info*Nation
- Love Libraries campaign
- Four-day week?
- Presenting--and Eating--in Madison, WI
- Fellows at LC
- Peering through the Telescope
- The Idea Store
- Technology merchandising: take a play from the App...
- Blogger Salon at ALA
- MyLibrary in MySpace?
- Chicago Public Library 2010
- Changes in the Zeitgeist?
- Trendwatching.com
- Great Read in the Park
- Google movie
- My Kind of Town...and Library
- Plans Behind Me, Patterns Ahead
- Lucky Me Too
- What Would You Say? Re-engineering?
- Group 1 concentrates on the task at hand: a Deep D...
- We split into groups to practice thinking through ...
- Key texts we recommend for further reading on mark...
- Alane models one of the "funny hats" from the NOLA...
- Tagophobic
- Lucky Me
- Hello from NOLA
- Better Late than Never? Or, sorry, Chrystie...
- IFLA/OCLC Fellows
- How Do You Keep Up, Part 2
- Friendshop at SPL
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1 comment:
George, how very nice of you to notice! Thom Hickey told me he thought I'd been here longer. Wonder if I can persuade Payroll I missing some paychecks?! ;-) I have loved my time here, and one couldn't ask for a better job or nicer, more talented people to work with. I look forward to many more years here.
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