Musical Access

May 10, 2012  
 Posted in indexing, News

HP recently announced that fans now have never before access to Paul McCartney’s new portal destination, www.paulmccartney.com , which hosts the musician’s vast digital library of music, lyrics, photos, collections, merchandise, blogs and more.

New Approach to Digital Research

March 23, 2012  
 Posted in News, reference

Emory sociologist, Roberto Franzosi, has collected more than 1,200 newspaper clips about lynchings in Georgia from 1875 to 1930. He is applying a research methodology and software program he developed to catalogue and analyze the narrative data. Franzosi’s Georgia Lynching Project is one of the first four projects of the new Digital Scholarship Commons (DiSC), which helps faculty and graduate students harness digital tools and resources.

SkyRiver Chosen By UofC Law Library

August 2, 2011  
 Posted in metadata, News

SkyRiver has been chosen by the University of California Davis Mabie Law Library, in Emeryville, CA for its cataloging services.

Personality Tests as Categorization

April 25, 2011  
 Posted in indexing, News

Whether you prefer dark chocolate over milk chocolate, briefs over boxers, or the Stones over the Beatles, the personality test is the perfect example of categorization in its truest form.

Thesaurus from – and for – the Farm

February 1, 2011  
 Posted in indexing, News, reference, Technology, Term lists

The USDA has announced release of the 2011 edition of the on-line NAL Agricultural Thesaurus and Glossary (NALT). This release adds 3,441 new terms and 321 definitions to these vocabulary tools.

Entertaining Video by Librarians Tells a Story

June 9, 2010  
 Posted in Access Insights, News

Entertaining video also educates.