RSS and Syndication – Information Wants To Be Free

2.0 or and bust

Since before my brain was hijacked by baby stuff, I've been thinking a lot about how many third party Web 2.0 vendors libraries are dependent upon (not to mention all…

about me RSS and Syndication

A sight I haven’t seen in years

I've been trying to clean up my email, aggregator and life to some extent before the baby arrives, and it's kind of pathetic how liberated I feel looking at this…

open source RSS and Syndication Wikis

A personal ad for open source project help

For several years, I have used Feed2JS. It's a great tool that makes it easy to display an RSS feed on any web page and to style the content to…

RSS and Syndication search

LibWorm: Searching, syndicating and aggregating the bibliblogosphere

A few months ago, David Rothman asked me if there was any tool for searching the biblioblogosphere. At the time, there really wasn't much. I told him about LISFeeds, but…

blogging RSS and Syndication

Bloglines Issues

Jennifer Macaulay mentioned today (at least I think it was today -- though by the time you see it, it could be three days from now) that she's noticed her…

RSS and Syndication

Feed2JS – Always a hitch

Ken Varnum, of RSS4LIB, and I were both speaking at the Dartmouth Biomedical Library's Fall Conference on Friday, and we were talking about Feed2JS (which I talked about with Paul…

librarianship RSS and Syndication Wikis

Coming Soon… Internet Librarian

I'm starting to get excited! Internet Librarian is coming in one month!!! Ok, maybe I'm a little bit more excited about the week before that which I will be spending…

blogging RSS and Syndication

A rogue RSS feed

Today, I got an e-mail from a reader of this blog. She told me that she reads my blog through Bloglines and that every time she clicks on a link,…

blogging RSS and Syndication

Hot new blog, or RSS for the busy clinician redux

Good news! David Rothman, whom I recently wrote about here and Michael Stephens wrote about here, has just started his own blog (davidrothman.net) on medical librarianship and technology. He is…

libraries RSS and Syndication

Selling RSS to the busy clinician or faculty member

I recently revamped the subject guide for our Information Assurance (basically Info Security) masters program. One thing I did was mix together several info security news feeds into one using…

blogging libraries our digital future RSS and Syndication screencasting social bookmarking tech trends Wikis

As you may know, I'm chairing the Library and Information Resources Track of HigherEd BlogCon, a totally online conference exploring the new technologies being used in higher education. Michelle Boule…

libraries open access our digital future RSS and Syndication

Elf and Privacy Issues

Mary Minnow has written several posts on Library Elf and potential privacy issues. Since my library uses Voyager, I haven't tried Library Elf out yet, but it's supposed to create…

blogging libraries MPOW our digital future RSS and Syndication screencasting tech trends

Technology Implementation: My Brilliant Failures

I'm never afraid to try something and have it fail. I'd rather learn from a mistake than learn nothing because I was afraid to make a mistake. I don't know…

RSS and Syndication

MPOW: RSS-ified!

Norwich University may be small, but we do have RSS feeds! Norwich University News and Events Norwich University Sports I even set one of my colleagues up with Bloglines yesterday!…

A sight I haven’t seen in years

A personal ad for open source project help

LibWorm: Searching, syndicating and aggregating the bibliblogosphere

Bloglines Issues

Feed2JS – Always a hitch

Coming Soon… Internet Librarian

A rogue RSS feed

Hot new blog, or RSS for the busy clinician redux

Selling RSS to the busy clinician or faculty member

Elf and Privacy Issues

Technology Implementation: My Brilliant Failures

MPOW: RSS-ified!

A review of Information Literacy and Social Media by Santamaría and Pfannenstiel

Community Time and Enoughness: The heart of slow librarianship

Queer Time, Crip Time, and Subverting Temporal Norms

Meredith’s Slow Productivity (not to be mistaken for Cal Newport’s Faux Slow Productivity)