Monthly Archives: October 2009

…Of readers, publishers, authors, and libraries all more or less came to a compromise in inherited publishing market. But the digital age is upsetting that compromise, that’s for sure. As digital collections grow, Mr. Sargent said he feared a world … Continue reading →

A position has been posted for the head of the department in which I work.

Thanks to Lorcan Dempsey for pointing out this very interesting report on “Discoverability” from the University of Minnesota. The report basically analyzes the research-acquiring behavior of their users (and academic library users in general via the literature), and comes up … Continue reading →