“Research Without Borders: Big Open Data” Review
Big Open Data was the focus of the second event on December 4 in the 2014-2015 academic school year’s panel discussion series at Columbia University, Research Without Borders. Co-sponsored by […]
Category Archives: Advocacy & Activism
Notable Librarian: Brewster Kahle
Universal access to all knowledge is what Brewster Kahle, Digital Librarian and founder of the Internet Archive, has been working towards for over twenty-five years. After graduating from MIT in the […]
They Rule
After a discussion about the conceptual entity-relationship model, FRBR (Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records) in one of my classes last week, I was reminded of a lecture I attended in undergrad […]
Banned Books Week 2012 Finale
Well, Banned Books Week 2012 has officially come to a close. In honor of its 30th successful year, I thought I’d leave you with this gem to remember it by until 2013: John […]
Budget Cuts to Archives Put History Out of Reach
In case you are unfamiliar, earlier this month the Governor of Georgia announced his plans to close public access to the Georgia State Archives by November 1 of this year […]
