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rsinger
Just to be simple about the Google Scholar metadata: why don't they use Dublin Core? Why reinvent wheel (in a not so elegant way)?
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: All-Digital Library? Not Quite Yet, Chronicle report by @
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on CNI session
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#cni09f
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Predator drones use less encryption than your TV, DVDs -
http://arstechnica.com/tech-po...
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Pepsi pulls out of Super Bowl advertising, ending 23-year.. -
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Google Talks Out Both Sides of Its Web Portal -
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#dlf09f
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US drones' video feeds are hacked by insurgents using $26 off-the-shelf software due to lack of encryption (WSJ)
http://online.wsj.com/article...
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WSJ.com - Insurgents Hack U.S. Drones -
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"Seriously, encryption is too expensive to implement? How much else of the military's communication stream is unencrypted?" -
Todd Carpenter
WSJ.com - Insurgents Hack U.S. Drones -
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Enjoying the exquisite joys of 7:40 commuter train back to B'more. Couple behind me had a bottle of wine, but didn't offer anyone else some
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Upgrade Your Cable Provider's DVR - Wired How-To Wiki:
http://howto.wired.com/wiki...
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bsandusky
good thing you caught that. Wouldn't want to end up in Detroit or somewhere else fun
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The NSF metrics meeting draws to a close. Great job by Bollen, Van de Sompel & others on organizing it. Great ideas. Look forward to next
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m8nd1
: Anyone using LOCKSS and want to tell me about their experience? --> any help for her?
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Key point Q&A: "What happens when editorial quality requires costs > than what's avai in search revenue?"
http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
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: New blog post: OCLC Introduces an API for Anyone to Access Book Data
http://dltj.org/article...
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About ready to participate in closing panel at NSF metrics meeting. Should be interesting conversation.
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: News: Waterworld Discovered Transiting a Nearby Star: Astronomers announced they discovered a "super earth"
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Only good thing about Internet censorship is ██████ and █████████. @
thepiratenation
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: more on author ID "Credit where credit is due":
http://www.nature.com/nature...
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jschneider
integrating VIAF, ISNI, etc <=> (not "into") ORCID. We haven't talked since CrossRef Mtg @
gbilder
about
#identifiers
#authorid
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Binfield: if everyone can share usage data, why don't others? PLOS also sharing cotext and average use data for all articles on service
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Peter Binfield
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Over past year listening to many government administrators, there a lot of "McKinsey consulting" approach to measure, assess and improve
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Julia Lane (NSF) talking about and suggesting the need for a researcher ID, potentially a worldwide system
#authorid
-- coordinaton people!!
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TAC_NISO
But it's crawling the HTML -> I'm referring to the linked biblio tag information noted in the post, some STD some not
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: Librarians
#make
awesome xmas tree of ~300 National Union Catalogs.
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(via @
anarchivist
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Another mention of need for a trusted 3rd party (crossref?) to collect and provide access to metrics. Also need for standards.
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: Yay!! Official site for new Author Identity initiative (ORCID) is up.
http://science.thomsonreuters.com/orcid...
--> another name ID project, <sigh>
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#authorid
- problem is integration. It really MUST be integrated with other ID projects, such as VIAF, ISNI, etc
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: Yay!! Official site for new Author Identity initiative (ORCID) is up.
http://science.thomsonreuters.com/orcid...
Not much info yet, be more soon
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