Writing tips from Gareth Branwyn.
Gareth Branwyn offers a number of solid tips on writing well (or, as he calls it, sucks-less writing). (thanks, BoingBoing)
Unfinished or quasi-finished prose that hasn’t been published elsewhere
Gareth Branwyn offers a number of solid tips on writing well (or, as he calls it, sucks-less writing). (thanks, BoingBoing)
This ALA Journal article spells out the top 10 reasons to be a librarian.
MIT and HP this week unveiled a digital library project called DSpace. The system is designed to be a manageable
Werbach critiques the accepted wisdom that sorting out the digital copyright mess is a prerequisite to widespread broadband adoption. According
Daniel Radosh has just published the excellent PowerPoint Anthology of Literature, featuring one- or two-slide PowerPoint versions of Hamlet, Lolita,
Mark Pilgrim and Sam Ruby have posted a useful RSS Validator on the Internet Archive’s site. It validates both RSS
Several bloggers have recommended Kevin Werbach’s paper on open spectrum. “Almost everything you think you know about spectrum is wrong,”
A paper by T.D. Wilson at the University of Sheffield tackles The nonsense of ‘knowledge management’. Quote: “‘Knowledge’ is defined
Here’s a transcript of the Eldred v. Ashcroft arguments that took place earlier this month at the Supreme Court. (via
Remember when Sinead O’Connor committed career suicide by ripping up a photo of the Pope on TV about ten years