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This series of two Talking with Talis conversations is the result of a novel call between Jon and Richard in which they interviewed each other. Technorati Tags: Jon Udell, LibraryLookup, Libraries, Talis, Talis Platform, Podcasting, Podcast
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Coming out of the conversations around this post appears to be a black or white binary choice - you are either for OCLC or against them - you either put your records on to their servers and loose control over their use or you don't and by implication disappear off the face of the [library] earth.
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I've met many of the OCLC folks and they're doing some great things, but they have a business model established before the net and having to protect that is damaging their members ability to participate in this networked world. But, doing much of it and having done much of it are a world apart.
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In this week's discussion, the recent publishing of the Library Software Manifesto by OCLC's Roy Tennant is used as a starting point about the state of the relationship between Libraries and Library Software Vendors. Are the current business models sustainable? John blogs at blyberg.net.
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Michael Stephens points us at the Dublin City Public Libraries Portal created using Pageflakes.
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To me it is the next wave of innovation, built upon semantic web technologies, that builds a Web of Data between documents, data, concepts, identities, and actions, and intentions. - More descriptive but not as snappy as Web 3.0.
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In this Talking with Talis conversation Emily Lynema and Tito Sierra from North Carolina State University Libraries, talk about the Endeca based OPAC launched nearly two years ago.
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I had the great pleasure last night of helping UKOLN's Brian Kelly celebrate his award of IWR Information Professional of the Year. The well deserved award was presented at Online Information 2007 yesterday. Technorati Tags: Brian Kelly, IWR, Information Professional, Talis
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The software equivalent of that nice coloured car with a great set of alloys - and under the hood? - you've guessed it ' The Talis Platform '. Talis Engage is not a 'concept car', it is a real product in the process of being implemented by several UK Local Councils.
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