Dealing in the Dark
We have all heard about the darknet, the Web content that exists on overlay networks which use the public Internet but which require specific […]
Augmented Reality Provides Perks to Reality
Let’s face it: book stores are having a tough time of it. With e-books and the generation of digital content, those still interested in perusing […]
New Librarian of Congress Appointed
To quote a colleague, “They finally picked a librarian to do a librarian’s job!” She was referring to the recent appointment of a new […]
Open is Not Free
The proponents of open access argue that the taxpayers have paid the invoice and therefore deserve the product. They are referring to the scientific research […]
Look Up
It should come as no surprise that Americans are obsessed with their smartphones. We don’t need a study to tell us; just look around. Network […]
New Words Added to the Oxford
The Oxford English Dictionary recently released their list of added words as part of their June update to the more than 150-year old publication. This […]
KMWorld 2016 Registration Opens
KMWorld 2016 is coming soon and it is time to register. On November 14-17, 2016 in Washington, D.C., you can join your peers to explore […]
Ontology & Taxonomy Specialist Position Available
To be as helpful as possible to those in the fields of taxonomy, indexing, ontology, etc., we are sharing career opportunities that we find with […]
History is Repeating Itself
Nintendo went retro in a new technology kind of way when they released the runaway success Pokemon GO. This is one of Nintendo’s first […]
Indexing History One Record at a Time
Genealogy projects have long been a great example of proper indexing against a solid database that produces great findability. One such project that was […]