- The Future and/of the Research Library
- The real reason (climate) scientists don't want to release their code
- Scientific Data Consulting Group
- Preserving science: what to do with raw research material?
- What are libraries for and are they worth it?
- An Open Letter to Wired Magazine (Criticism of recent "Boobs" cover.)
- Puzzled by Patron-Driven Acquisitions
- Do Students Really Prefer Print Books to E-Books?
- Digital ILL breaks my brain
- Souls for Sale (marketing in higher ed)
- Do Students Really Prefer Print Books to E-Books?
- Analytics for Class Lectures
- Faculty Focusing on Research, Study Finds (report here)
- Understanding the culture of the disciplines
- The Strongest Link: Libraries and Linked Data
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