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2 days agoThat's frightening. What is a browser? Man, that's what started my career in 1994. NCSA Mosaic. A browser. And people have no clue
2 days agoNow, wouldn’t that be grand: tenure for digital work! Folks are working on developing guidelines for it… (now, if I could just persuade these
7 days agoFor us Amercians we have earned this day from when we declared we wanted to be independent from the England. Now this was not easy to break
9 days agoTim Parsons dissects the agency model of the past: "Brands agencies love... brands ... 'consumers' know them. Agency does research ...
9 days agoSo earlier today I tweeted that I had talked to Jeff McClurken about an idea I have for an individual study. My family is fairly interested
13 days agoEVERETT PUBLIC LIBRARY AND SNO-ISLE LIBRARIES RECEIVE SECOND BIG READ GRANT FROM NATIONAL ENDOWMENT FOR THE ARTS Everett Public Library and
17 days agoMike Noirot has this interview with CWPT’s Jim Lighthizer up at his blog, This Mighty Scourge. The interview is broken down into eight audio
19 days agoOver the last few months, the museum blogosphere has been talking about conferences. Are conferences broken? Yes. (Particularly in
21 days agoCraig Swain has but up an index to HMDB entries for markers associated with the First Bull Run Campaign over at To the Sound of the Guns.
22 days agoSurvival of the fittest tag: Folksonomies, findability, and the evolution of information organization Axiis: Data Visualisation Framework
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