November 3, 2009

November 3rd Stream

Filed under: Lifestream — tsladmin @ 10:00 pm
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"1. The catalog must be relevant to the needs of its patrons.
2. The catalog must change as the needs of its patrons change.
3. As much as possible, the catalog must help its patrons understand what information is *really* available to them, not only what is held within the local collection.
4. If patrons do not come to the catalog, the catalog must go to the patrons.
5. The catalog must include the knowledge and information of non-librarians."

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"In a recent meeting at Facebook HQ, I was pleasantly surprised to find that Facebook is opening it’s doors to share roadmaps, data, and it’s experience. This strategy shifts attention towards Facebook.com as a sole destination, and towards a distributed network to the open web. Looking deeper, these impacts should shape your corporate web strategy as you re-allocate resources for application development, prepare for Social CRM, and prepare your corporate webpages to become “Facebook Fan Page” enabled."

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"I have set out to produce a book that can be had in a range of packages and at a range of price points from $0.00 to $10,000." – via Peter Murray

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@alalibraryval beat me to the punch – ALA Twitter list is available at http://bit.ly/ALAtweets (thanks, Val!) [shifted]
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#sotrue RT @tvol: working for a membership organization means that things you’d normally do twice you do 300 times. [shifted]
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RT @alalibraryval: Now to figure out who’s missing from my list of ALA READ poster celebs – http://bit.ly/3ltL3B [shifted]
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