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feed me – jessamyn learns feeds

Posted on 27Jan04 by jessamyn
I’ve been slacking on this link since I have been slacking on learning the technology but when I read that Walt Crawford was learning RSS, and getting an aggregator I figured I should too. Check out Karen Schneider’s really easy tutorial on what RSS is and how to use it.
Posted in pr, hype & bs

I date a lawyer

Posted on 27Jan04 by jessamyn
I don’t often think of law libraries as having really fancy virtual collections, but the Tarlton Law Library [at UT Austin] has a great set of pages about The Law in Popular Culture.
Posted in libraries

what goes on inside the library is constantly changing

Posted on 26Jan04 by jessamyn
If you have realaudio and you haven’t already heard it, Chicago Public Radio did a neat little bit on the library in American life featuring Louise Robbins and Matthew Battles. [thanks raizel]
Posted in libraries

if we could each learn one new thing at our jobs each day we’d be a profession of geniuses

Posted on 26Jan04 by jessamyn
It’s hard not to describe the One New Thing blog without directly quoting the blog’s sidebar itself, but here goes: one Australian librarian vows to learn one new thing each day. This is her blog. [openstacks]
Posted in blogz

it’s a start

Posted on 26Jan04 by jessamyn
PATRIOT WATCH: Part of the PATRIOT Act, not a large part, not a library part, but a part, has been ruled unconstitutional by a federal judge.
Posted in usapa

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