- The Future of Libraries
- The Guardian's 9/11 mistake shows we're still learning the boundaries of Twitter
- Feeling pointy
- A Quick Buck by Copy and Paste: A review of Gamification by Design
- Stop the Internet, we want to get off!
- Open Access Is Infrastructure, Not Religion
- Internet Ruffles Pricey Scholarly Journals
- Think Different? Not in Higher Ed
- Counting books is boring
- Note to vendors:
- Academic Librarian Research: A Survey of Attitudes, Involvement, and Perceived Capabilities
- Introverts and Customer Service in the Library: An Unexpected Fit
- What does curation mean, anyway?
- Why do we continue to use Citations?
- 'Hotspots' and international scientific collaboration
- Tinkering
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