Ryan Eby speaks with tongue firmly in cheek in this blog post, but his point is well taken. Privacy is serious to us, but we nonetheless make decisions that trade bits of our patrons’ privacy as an operational cost. While we argue about the appropriate time keep backups of our circulation records, we largely accept [...]
Posted February 1, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information. Tags: bookmarkability, durable links, future libraries, internet, libraries, library, privacy, privacy and libraries, transparency, usability, web 2.0, web architecture, web20. Be the first one.
Lichen pointed me to this Librarian’s Guide to Etiquette post about new technologies:
Keep up to date with new technologies that you can co-opt for library use. So what if no one will ever listen to the pod casts of your bibliographic instruction lectures, subscribe to the RSS feeds from your library’s blog, send your reference [...]
Posted January 30, 2006 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information. Tags: academia, durable links, facebook, future libraries, information behavior, internet and academia, internet and society, libraries, library, myspace, social internet, social software. 14 Comments.
