March 2, 2010
by Mark McMahon
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The stories in this week’s edition of Weekly Bytes were featured in ResourceShelf and LISNews. Library groups support net neutrality “Just how much does it actually cost to produce a printed book versus a digital one?” Readeo, a long-distance story … Continue reading
February 24, 2010
by Mark McMahon
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The links in this week’s edition of Weekly Bytes were brought to you by these sources: Library Stuff, LISNews, ResourceShelf, and The Shifted Librarian. No worries about a monopoly – U.S. and European regulators approve Microsoft/Yahoo search deal. On an … Continue reading
February 16, 2010
by Mark McMahon
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This week’s news bytes were culled from LISNews and ResourceShelf. Google is buying Aardvark — did anyone predict this after reading the last edition of Weekly Bytes? Know your e-reading rights — a new white paper from the Electronic Frontier … Continue reading
February 9, 2010
by Mark McMahon
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This week’s news bytes were hand-picked from the updates at ResourceShelf: The launch of Aardvark — a large-scale social search engine The launch of Google Buzz — Google’s alternative to Facebook and Twitter? Publishers have gained some leverage to set … Continue reading
February 2, 2010
by Luke
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U.S. Oil industry hit by cyberattacks Insanely great?Tech journalists at Ars Technica react to the iPad For the love of cultureLawrence Lessig on Google, copyright, and our future So its called the iPad: Five thoughts on how it will (and … Continue reading
December 7, 2009
by Linnea Johnson
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Here is the second installment of our Weekly Bytes series for the GSLIS community. Please enjoy the following resources, many of which have a mobile technology theme: Free Webinar on Mobile Learning – This 1 hour virtual session covers the … Continue reading