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Hannover: Commons–Free Software, Free Content, Open Access
I am in Hannover for the day at the final day of a conference titled “Commons, Users, Service Providers: Internet (Self-) Regulation and Copyright. The focus today is Commons – Free Software, Free...
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Commons-Free Software, Free Content, Open Access
In an earlier post, I mentioned my attendance at one day of a conference in Hannover Germany called “Commons, Users, Service Providers: Internet (Self-)Regulation and Copyright.” The theme on the day...
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Scholarly Publishing and Scholarly Values: Choosing our Future
I am very pleased to have been invited to the University of Minnesota to speak to the faculty and librarians there about scholarly communications. I will surely share reflections after the event but I...
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Get Ready: Open Folklore Launch Wednesday
I am just back from a wonderful trip to Oklahoma for the 14th Annual Euchee Heritage Days Festival. It was really great. Lots of people, lots of hard working volunteers, lots of good food and...
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Mukurtu: An Indigenous Archive and Content Management Tool | New Website...
From a December 20, 2010 Mukurtu Project Press Release: Mukurtu: An Indigenous Archive and Content Management Tool New Website Announcement http://www.mukurtuarchive.org Project Director: Dr. Kimberly...
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Badges! (with Special Reference to Public Folklore) #dmlbadges
As if the worlds that I try to keep up with were not overflowing already, more and more stuff to keep track of keeps coming. For several months I have wanted to take a few hours to get up to speed on...
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@Mukurtu Project Wins Major IMLS Grant
Congratulations to Kim Christen and everyone working on the Mukurtu project on news that the effort has received a major grant from the (U.S.) Institute for Museum and Library Services (announced...
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Genres Leak, Being a Reflection on Michael E. Smith’s Essay on Semi-, Quasi-...
On his weblog Publishing Archaeology, Michael E. Smith raises key questions about the status of a mode of scholarly communication for which he is in search of a name. To guide his thinking, he...
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MLA Parternering with CUNY in Important Scholarly Communications Initiative:...
On the basis of my work on the Open Folklore project, I have spoken on a number of occasions in recent weeks about potential and power of scholarly societies partnering directly with universities in...
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Another World is Possible: Open Folklore as Library-Scholarly Society...
Preface In the wake of the SOPA/PIPA protests, debate over the Research Works Act, the growing boycott of Elsevier by scholars in many fields, and more local discussions of the ways that various...
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