Brain storming document or more accurately brain storming notes. Our proposal which is a bit more of logical read but with less resources (excerpt below): 3 spaces. 6 serial events. Each event composed of an activity and/or performance, an environ…

Today I was linked to this youtube where someone autotunes news casters (computer modulates a voice ~ think recent Cher and Kanye West). He's done similar things to MLK's I have a Dream Speech and the VP debate.

Apparently we're all supposed to read this once a year, so here's a nice PDF copy.

You may have already seen this, since it's been doing the rounds of the library Twitter-sphere, but if not: DIY instructions for making your own book scanner like the Scribe. And it is, appropriately, on Instructables: DIY High-Speed Book Scanner f…

A website devoted to a GC Reading Group The Yahoo Group (yes it's active) Defined in Wikipedia Mortimer Adler on Good Books vs Great Books

apparently Ning is now up to one million social networks with about 22 million registered users: http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/ning_now_hosts_1_million_social_networks.php. not too shabby! as for posting about the success of Ning on the Libr…

The legal settlement between authors and book publishers and Google regarding the company's indexing and book scanning project will be the focus of the fourth annual OCLC/Frederick G. Kilgour Lecture in Information and Library Science on Tuesday, Ap…

You can see at the Upcoming Readings that we'll have plenty to talk about in a short time before Pamela Samuelson's Kilgore lecture on the Google Book Settlement tomorrow at 3. So if you have specific areas of interests, please post them here so's I…

This got posted yesterday to one of the listservs to which I subscribe: Summaries and Slides of Presentations from the April 4 Yale Law School "Library 2.0 Symposium:" http://www.law.yale.edu/intellectuallife/library2.htm which are now available…

Attached is, as the above might suggest, Michael's presentation for class on 4/9.