Thanks to James (Government documents) for sharing your power strip with us. We blogged hard, as you can see from the stream-of-consciousness posts, eh?!
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3 comments:
Thanks for the pic! Any chance the symposium will be streamable in the near future?
Here's the blog for which I was writing:
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James
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Hey James, I'm not exactly sure when--but it will be up at the OCLC Web site soon. Like I think in February sometime. It takes some time to edit stuff down.
Thanks Alice. I'll keep checking back. If you email me (see comment above), I'd be glad to blog it and make sure it gets out into the blogosphere, not to mention getting it to Howard :-)
James
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