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“The World According to Grep: Seeing the World through a Search Window”
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Archive for October, 2008
Live Blog - The World According to Grep
Posted by Paul Roberts on October 8th, 2008Live Blog - Convergence of the Collective Collection
Posted by Paul Roberts on October 8th, 2008Speaker: Meg Bellinger, Director of the Office of Digital Assets and Infrastructure
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Digital Institute Live Blog - Keynote Address
Posted by Paul Roberts on October 6th, 2008I will be trying my hand at live blogging this conference beginning with the keynote address on Wednesday morning at 9:00. The speaker is David Seaman, Associate Librarian for Information Management at Dartmouth College. The live blog is interactive, real time, with occasional media.
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