Archive for February, 2011
Consumer Advocacy and Scholarly Publishing
I could be wrong, but I don’t think we’ve had a law librarian appear as a guest here. So I was happy that Michael Ginsborg was willing to share some of his thoughts on how we might respond to the high cost of legal resources using … uh, legal remedies. His is, in a sense, [...]
Posted: 4 February, 2011 in Scholarly Communications.
Tags: AALL, consumer advocacy, consumer protection, law libraries
Comments: 1
Librarianship: As We May Evolve
This month’s post in our series of guest academic librarian bloggers is from Debra Kolah, head of the User Experience (UX) Office at Fondren Library, Rice University in Houston, Texas. She also blogs at the Effervescent Librarian.
A 1947 film located in the online Wayback Archive, The Librarian, urges young people to become librarians, and features [...]
Posted: 1 February, 2011 in Librarians in Film, library careers, Technology Issues.
Tags: changing roles, digital scholarship, escience, future, information science
Comments: 3