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2007 Survey of the Biblioblogosphere

In August of 2005, I conducted a survey of people in the library and information science profession who blog to get some sense of the demographic characteristics of bibliobloggers. The…
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Posted inblogging career

Career advice from the “To Blog” folder

I've found a lot of great career and work-related posts over the past month or so that I've wanted to share with others. Being a librarian requires much more than…
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Posted inlibraries

Good library publicity for all the right reasons

Way to go Gary Price for getting the electronic and non-book resources libraries offer the attention they deserve in the mainstream tech media! "Steal This Book? Don't Bother": Libraries are…
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Posted infree the information! librarianship libraries our digital future Wikis

From the “to blog” folder

When I find a post or article interesting and think I might want to comment on it, it goes into the "to blog" folder. That folder is getting pretty darn…
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Posted incareer speaking

Upcoming Presentations for Fall

I had a nice, sparse, mellow speaking schedule all set for Fall, and then I got a few offers I couldn't refuse, which turned my Fall into another disaster. Add…
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Posted inGeneral

At least I’m not “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.”

You're A People's History of the United States! by Howard Zinn After years of listening to other peoples' lies, you decided you've had enough. Now you're out to tell it…
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Posted infree the information! knowledge management libraries social software

No more f2f meetings… EVER!

Whenever I go on Twitter, it seems like Michelle is at a meeting or on her way to another meeting. It's amazing the girl gets anything done with all those…
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Posted incareer

Be careful what you wish for…

Remember last week when I posted about wanting to teach a class on social software for library school students? Well, it looks like I may have gotten my wish. More…
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Posted incareer librarianship speaking writing

Risk-taking for fraidy cats

Adam and I have gotten into a new show on A&E called Confessions of a Matchmaker, which follows a matchmaker in Buffalo, NY in her attempts to find love for…
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Posted inALA our digital future social software

Libraries using Flickr

Over the next week, I need to write my column for September's American Libraries magazine. I've already decided that I want to write something about libraries and Flickr, but I'm…
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Posted inlibrarianship

Breaking news: Librarians can be hip

About a week ago, I was interviewed by Kara Jesella who was writing a story for the New York Times. She told me she was writing about how librarians are…
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Posted inblogging social software

The boundaries of disclosure

I answered an e-mail from a reader of my blog today who asked a question that I think is one of the most difficult to answer: I work for a…
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