Entries from October 2008

Readex Digital Institute - Blogging the Conference

Date October 6, 2008

Readex, a company that specializes in digiting historical primary source research materials, has graciously invited me to a conference on digital research — and is even footing the bill. Vermont. October. Leaves. Crisp autumn air. Bed and Breakfast. Very gracious, indeed.
About the Institute:

Held annually since 2003 in Chester, Vermont, the Readex Digital [...]

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The Orphans Are Dead. (c)

Date October 5, 2008

Back in May I posted a link about the Orphan Works Bill taken up by Congress. Though it would not have provided a sorely needed recodification of the rather burdensome and vague US Copyright Code, it would have provided some measure of protection to those who desire to advance the field of knowledge by [...]

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I Have a Treasure in a Clay Pot… Daniel Aleshire on the Future of Theological Libraries

Date October 2, 2008

Agreed.

… as digitally stored information becomes increasingly accessible, libraries will need to provide more spaces for people to study. John Wilkin, the librarian at the University of Michigan has noted that “… we have more than just about any institution in terms of electronic resources available to our users. … And yet, at the same [...]

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