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No future for libraries?

Will library buildings and library catalogs survive the web? ย  Some weeks ago a couple of issues appeared in the twitter/blogosphere (or at least MY twitter/blogoshere) related to the future of the library in this digital era. There was the Espresso book machine that prints books on demand […]

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May 24, 2009November 5, 2024Librarycatalog, collection, communities, future, library, next generation, open stack, people

Open Stack 2.0

Last week my colleague Bert Zeeman published a poll “Open stack, get rid of it!” (in Dutch) with 3 options: 1. Yes, of course, should have been done long ago 2. Help, no, open stacks are the backbone of the scientific library 3. Nonsense, like always the truth […]

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November 10, 2008November 5, 2024Libraryopen stack, web2.0

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