Posted in ethnography, long tail, net neutrality, and usability
This week’s 4cast: 1. Net Neutrality: Point-Counterpoint Last week, the House of Representatives soundly rejected the concept of Net Neutrality, and now the Senate will…
Posted in library fines, Library vs. Internet, portable apps, USB drives, and WordPress
This week’s 4cast: 1. The Library vs. The Internet: Who’s Winning? LISNews ponders whether the tide has turned against libraries. Library/Internet debate and Scrolling Forward…
Posted in blogs, cellphones, digitization, and net neutrality
This week’s 4cast: 1. The War Over Neutrality Network neutrality has emerged as one of the hottest political battles of the year, with intense disagreement…
Posted in Flickr, social network websites, spam, and wiki
This week’s 4cast: 1. Wrangle Your Knowledge with a Wiki In a recent entry on the LibraryCrunch blog, Michael Casey wrote about the amount of…
Posted in communication, DOPA, OpenDocument, social network websites, and Yahoo!
This week’s 4cast: 1. The Debate Over Social Networking Sites (Demented & Sad, But Social) MySpace, Facebook, and Flickr are three examples of social networking…
This week’s 4cast: 1. A Good Excuse to Try RSS We’ve received a number of questions about how to read the OPLIN 4cast via an…
Posted in USB drives, Web 2.0, web design, and wireless
The OPLIN 4cast is a weekly compilation of recent headlines, topics, and trends that could impact public libraries. You can subscribe to it via RSS…
Posted in blogs, filtering, games, instant messaging, and wiki
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…
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…
