I got a little excited when Shirley Lincicum wrote to the NGC4Lib mail list:
[O]ne of the most frustrating things for me about Next Generation Catalog systems as they currently exist is that they seem wholly focused on the user interface and can, in fact, actually hold libraries back from designing or implementing improved “back end” [...]
Posted March 9, 2009 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Libraries & Networked Information. Tags: catalog, data, data sharing, lib20, libraries, library 2.0, next generation catalog, NGC, ngc4lib, response, sharing, Shirley Linicum. Be the first one.
The news came out last week that the biggest music consumers — the ones throwing down cash for music — are also the biggest music sharers. Alan Wexblat at Copyfight says simply: “those who share, care” (BBC link via TeleRead).
Rather than taking legal action against downloaders, the music industry needs to entice them to use [...]
Posted August 5, 2005 by Casey Bisson
Categories: Copyrights & Intellectual Property. Tags: consumers, content, content consumers, content owners, content producers, copyfight, copyright, downloaders, drm, evangelists, fair use, fairuse, lawsuits, legal alternatives, marketing, music, music consumers, music industry, music marketing, music sharing, owners, producers, share, sharing. 8 Comments.
