Contact: Kathlin Smith Washington, DC, September 23, 2014-Rapidly evolving digital technologies and services, coupled with a changing economy, are profoundly influencing the financial model supporting
By Timothy Norris As a newcomer to the world of libraries and information science with training in ecology and geography, I struggle with the metaphor
Back in April, we announced that we were discontinuing Cataloging Hidden Special Collections and Archives in its current form and that we were working to replace it
Number 101 • September/October 2014 ISSN 1944-7639 (online version) Contents Follow DLF Forum via Twitter and Livestream Committee on Coherence at Scale: Update White Paper
By Hannah Rasmussen When I was a PhD student I had a terrible habit of wanting something to be perfect before I’d let anyone see
By Rachel Frick This past week, I have taken time to reflect on the four-plus years I have dedicated to the Digital Library Federation program
By Alexandra Bolintineanu In Old English poetry, the human body is a bone house (banhus) and the sea is a whale-road (hronrad). There is a
By Charles Henry So much attention today is focused understandably on “big data.” Scientific disciplines such as astronomy, particle physics, meteorology, and genomics generate petabytes
Contacts: Kathlin Smith Kenny Whitebloom Boston, MA, and Washington, DC, August 7, 2014-The Digital Public
By Marta Brunner Last week, the newest cohort of CLIR/DLF Postdoctoral Fellows gathered at Bryn Mawr College for the annual 10-day “bootcamp” orientation seminar. I
By Inna Kouper Last week, I attended the Digital Preservation 2014 meeting in Washington, DC. It is an amazing event that gathers researchers, practitioners, technologists, designers, artists,
By Bethany Nowviskie This is a belated follow-up post to last autumn’s “How We Learned to Start/Stop Speaking in Code,” in which I described the motivation
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