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reddit is offline in protest of PROTECT IP and SOPA - http://www.reddit.com/
"submitted by reddit to blog."
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Public Groupon Editorial Manual - https://docs.google.com/View...
brilliant web writing, groupon style
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Public Groupon Editorial Manual - https://docs.google.com/View...
brilliant web writing, groupon style
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IKEA | Bedroom storage | Shoe cabinets | SANDNES | Shoe cabinet with 4 compartment - http://www.ikea.com/ca...
oak veneer
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IKEA | Bedroom storage | Shoe cabinets | SANDNES | Shoe cabinet with 4 compartment - http://www.ikea.com/ca...
oak veneer
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IKEA | Bedroom storage | Shoe cabinets | SANDNES | Shoe cabinet with 4 compartment - http://www.ikea.com/ca...
oak veneer
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Canadian University Hopes to Lead Fight Against High Subscription Prices - Publishing - The Chronicle of Higher Education - http://chronicle.com/article...
Graham Steel, Bill Hooker, carolh and 2 other people liked this
Mark Leggott, you're my hero.
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For this and a million billion other reasons.
- John Fink
amen
- jambina
pq: "The librarian estimates that there are some 40,000 science journals published every year; if 3,000 libraries pitched in, he calculates, "then each of them would have to index 15 journal titles.""
- Bill Hooker
Actually I suspect you'd want more redundancy than that -- maybe 50% overcoverage, which would mean 20 titles each. Still do-able.
- Bill Hooker
Canadian University Hopes to Lead Fight Against High Subscription Prices - Publishing - The Chronicle of Higher Education - http://chronicle.com/article...
Mark Leggott, you're my hero.
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crocodoc - http://crocodoc.com/
share & mark up documents online
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crocodoc - http://crocodoc.com/
share & mark up documents online
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Usabilla and Loop11 | UX Magazine - http://uxmag.com/technol...
Usabilla and Loop11: Taking remote research tools on a test drive
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Usabilla and Loop11 | UX Magazine - http://uxmag.com/technol...
Usabilla and Loop11: Taking remote research tools on a test drive
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no truer words - http://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net/710...
"brilliant! thanks, Daniel."
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David Lee King - http://www.davidleeking.com/2010...
"I'm really glad you posted this, David. I couldn't agree more."
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no truer words - http://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net/710...
"…and he is! hooray!"
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no truer words - http://www.blogwithoutalibrary.net/710...
"@pcsweeney yeah, the design was in response to a request from Neil G for something t-shirt worthy. however, If you want to crank a few t-shirts out yourself, check with Daniel, the designer. the image is rights-protected, but he might be willing…"
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datalogging - http://www.userfocus.co.uk/article...
logging usability tests
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datalogging - http://www.userfocus.co.uk/article...
logging usability tests
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Libraries and Cloud Computing - http://oedb.org/blogs...
presentation by ellyssa kroski
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1995: Why the internet will fail - http://threewordchant.com/2010...
Brilliant!
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Designing Better Libraries - http://dbl.lishost.org/blog...
James liked this
"Hi Steven — I completely agree that UX isn’t a “trend” (I said as much during the panel and in my blog post about the session). Really, all that talk about UX was just to frame some honest-to-goodness trends I was/am seeing in UX design. Specifically: the impact mobile devices is having on the way we design for other formats. I couldn’t agree more that UX needs to become part of how we *all* (not just UX folks) think about delivering resources/services/whatever to our users. I appreciate all your posts & articles on the topic — keep fighting the good fight!"
- amanda etches
I might write a post on this--I think that most TTTrendsters, in the past, have interpreted "trends" as "things that really matter this year (and maybe in the future)," not as "trendy fads," and I think your selection of UX is solidly in that pattern. It's a definitional issue... [Just left another comment instead.]
- Walt Crawford
@Walt - as a total TTT noob, it's good to know that I was somewhat on track in my take on the "trends" part :)
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Amanda: As one who deliberately dropped off the panel years before this year's reboot, I thought you caught the spirit of TTT precisely--but that's only my impression.
- Walt Crawford
Cornell University - CUbiquitous - Overview - http://www.cornell.edu/CUbiqui...
lifestreaming for a university. neat. like the disclaimer: "A word of warning: There are no editors on the internet. What you see might not always be the best Cornell has to offer."
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Right Time, Right Place - http://www.librarywebchic.net/wordpre...
"huge congrats, Karen! they’re lucky to have you :)"
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One Approach to Org Twitter Accounts - http://theshiftedlibrarian.com/archive...
"this is brilliant, thanks for sharing, Jenny. I am so adding this post to my reading list for my social media LIS course *right now*!"
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Color Hunter - http://www.colorhunter.com/
Generates hex codes based on images.
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Library Juice Press, LLC : The Politics of Professionalism: A Retro-Progressive Proposal for Librarianship, Dilevko - http://libraryjuicepress.com/dilevko...
chapter 1
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American Libraries Magazine BETA - http://www.americanlibrariesmagazine.org/
so.much.better
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new nypl - http://new.nypl.org/
preview
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Mobile, @ Your Library: beta - http://www.lib.montana.edu/~jason...
Stephen le Francoeur liked this
a template for mobile library sites. niiiice.
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name one super important/influential/awesome wiki (except wikipedia). GO!
ha! nice.
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TV Tropes.
- Deborah Fitchett
WoWwiki, Libsuccess.org, wookieepedia.
- Jason P
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