Posted in AOL, copyright, digitization, Elections, filtering, Google, instant messaging, Microsoft, Screen Readers, Second Life, and tagging
This week’s 4cast: 1. It’s Time You (Teens) & I (Librarians) Had a Little Chat The argument that libraries are failing to keep up with…
Posted in Award for Innovation, cellphones, Google, instant messaging, Library 2.0, Library vs. Internet, privacy, and YouTube
This week’s 4cast: 1. OPLIN Award for Innovation: Text Message Notification (Cuyahoga County Public Library) From 2001 to 2005, OPLIN gave an annual Award for…
Posted in digital movie downloads, Google, Library 2.0, Library of Congress, productivity, social network websites, social search, and techies
This week’s 4cast: 1. Technology Trumps “Traditional Librarianship” Library of Congress employees who don’t want to learn new technology skills are being offered incentives to…
Posted in Google, Library 2.0, productivity, web TV, and YouTube
This week’s 4cast: 1. Primetime @ the Library? As more and more viewers flock to YouTube and other websites offering increasingly television-like experiences, how long…
Posted in Google, KnowItNow, library school, podcasting, Qunu, Yahoo!, and YouTube
This week’s 4cast: 1. Podcasting (Part Two): The Pods are Multiplying Last week’s 4cast covered some of the basics of podcasting. But what do they…
This week’s 4cast: 1. Oodles of Googles It’s not easy keeping up with everything Google’s got going on, but luckily there are some helpful guides…
The OPLIN 4cast is a new, weekly compilation of recent headlines, topics, and trends that could impact public libraries. You can subscribe to it via…
Posted in blogs, COPA, Creative Commons, DVDs, Google, and newspapers
The OPLIN 4cast is a new, weekly compilation of recent headlines, topics, and trends that could impact public libraries. You can subscribe to it via…
