My blog has a swanky new URL: http://informationstation-amh.net Hopefully this is easier to remember.
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Papal memories
Posted on April 24, 2008 by inforeginacua
New from the Library of Congress: The Resource Shelf. Information Commons are a good way to attract undergraduates to campus libraries. PLA tells librarians to just get over it! Dude! Be careful about what you put on Facebook. The Internet is the new black, Web 2.0 founder says. Spike Lee and Nokia collaborate on social film project to be viewed on cellphones. Wikipedia will soon be available in print! Whats up with that? Net neutrality battle returns to the U.S. Senate. Senate votes down proposal to restrict circulation of R-rated movies in libraries that receive public funds. Operation Bagdad Pups update.
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I enter unknown realms of hipness
Posted on February 24, 2008 by inforeginacua
Todays blog is more of a premier! Below is my first Video Tip of the Day! Its my first effort so I’m sure I will improve with time. I welcome your input! Please let me know if you find this video helpful. Today’s Tip of the Day: How to access CUA Libraries’ databases when you [...]
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