The author of the popular Freakonomics book looks at the question, “If public libraries didn’t exist, could you start one today?” “But here’s the point I’m (finally) getting
I finally managed to catch up on responses to the comments that have come in over the last month (my policy is to try to respond to every
(Chris liked this photo I snapped of him after a 503 class so much that he asked me to send it to him for possible use in his
When did this blog go from a wide swath of technology-related stories to “Today's Facebook news is…” 😉 But Facebook is booming – I'm finding and being found
A MetaFilter thread discussing an essay entitled “Viewing American Class Divisions Through MySpace and Facebook” leads to this interesting nugget: Toronto has the most Facebook members of any
Here's a great answer to the question of what exactly happens when you do a Google query.
In keeping with the topic of the day over at my other most favourite site on the Internet, LibrarianActivist, here’s a report on internet filtering from the National
I can't remember if I ever mentioned it on this blog (probably knowing me) but I'm currently volunteering on the web site redesign task force of the Canadian
I don't do a lot of link dump posts but I've had a few things sitting open in tabs for the past couple weeks that had the potential
LibrarianActivist has highlighted a couple sites in the past that offer free e-book downloads but this page has a comprehensive list of all the options online for getting
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