Archive for May 21st, 2007
Learning From The Work-Practice Study
This past Friday I attended the LACUNY (Librarians Association of the City University of New York) Institute 2007. On hand were two speakers from the University of Rochester Library, Nancy Foster and David Lindahl. ACRLog has previously posted about projects in which both Foster and Lindahl are involved. Foster, as Lead Anthropologist at the River [...]
Posted: 21 May, 2007 in Conference Blogging, Student Issues.
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Till Death Do Us Part – And Then Some
Mark Helprin has a truly odd commentary in the Times today – complaining that his copyrights will be stripped from his heirs seventy years after he trips the light fantastic. Other property can’t be stolen like this. He faults the framers for mistakenly believing ideas will be served if rights are held for a limited [...]
Posted: 21 May, 2007 in Copyright.
Comments: 7