Washington, DC, Dec. 27, 2012-The Council on Library and Information Resources (CLIR) today announced the following recipients of the 2012 Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and
By Charles Henry Fourth in the Beveled Mirrors Series We are accustomed to using the term logjam as a metaphor for any number of clogged and dysfunctional circumstances.
By Mike Furlough Based on the discussions in the hallways and attendance in sessions at the most recent DLF Forum in Denver, it’s clear that
By Molly Schwartz This past August, I attended the International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions(IFLA)2012 World Congressin Helsinki, Finland, as CLIR’s Rovelstad scholar. At this exhilarating
By Rachel Frick Social media tools and platforms and the network effect have changed the way we work, connect, and collaborate. We have meetings with
By Charles Henry Third in the Beveled Mirrors Series In a recent blog I wrote about Stonehenge and Newgrange, megaliths in Britain and Ireland whose construction
Number 90 • November/December 2012 ISSN 1944-7639 (online version) Contents CLIR Announces 2012 Hidden Collections Awards Snapshots from the DLF Forum 2012 The Return on
By Amy Brady It is no question that the field of literary studies, the field to which I belong, has long benefited from the research
By Charles Henry Second in the Beveled Mirrors Series Today the most prominent interpretation of Stonehenge argues that it was an astronomical observatory. The tall brackets
By Rachel Frick Earlier this week Dan Cohen, of the Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media at George Mason University, wrote a thoughtful
For immediate release Contact: Kathlin Smith ksmith@clir.org Washington, DC-Oct. 18, 2012-Libraries developing digital scholarship services should adopt structured, disciplined approaches to planning for their success,
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