- Infrastructure for heritage institutions – Open and Linked Data
- Infrastructure for heritage institutions – ARK PID’s
- Infrastructure for heritage institutions – change of course
- Infrastructure for heritage institutions – first results
- Infrastructure for heritage institutions
- Ten years linked open data
- Maps, dictionaries and guidebooks
- Standard deviations in data modeling, mapping and manipulation
- Analysing library data flows for efficient innovation
- Looking for data tricks in Libraryland
- Library Linked Data Happening
- Roadmaps, roadblocks and data finding users
- Linked data or die!
- The poor person’s linked open data workbench
- A day between the stacks
- Meeting people vs. meeting deadlines
- Resilience, connections and a clean slate
- Beyond The Library
- (Discover AND deliver) OR else
- Change or be irrelevant
- Local library data in the new global framework
- FRBR outside the box
- Missing links
- Do we need mobile library services? Not really
- Dutch Culture Link
- New users – new libraries – new librarians
- User experience in public and academic libraries
- Mobile library services
- Mobile app or mobile web?
- Mainframe to mobile
- Mobile reading
- Old library, new library
- Is an e-book a book?
- Just in time or just in case?
- Roadmaps to uncertainty
- Explicit and implicit metadata
- Relevance in context
- Linked Data for Libraries
- No future for libraries?
- Who needs MARC?
- ReTweet @Reply – Twitter communities
- Replacing our ILS, business as usual
- UMR – Unified Metadata Resources
- Tweeting libraries
- Collection 2.0
- Unique authors
- Social networking high and low of the year
- Developers meet developers, people meet people
- Open Stack 2.0
- Antisocial Networking
- System librarians 2.0
- How open are open systems?
- Library Systems and the world of hardware
- LING – Library integration next generation
- So, commonplace.net….