Hiya
We're using it to add e-holdings into to our OPAC, e.g.
http://library.hud.ac.uk/catlink/bib/396817/
I've also tried using the API to add the coverage info to the availability
text for journals in Summon (e.g. Availability: print (1998-2005) electronic
(2000-present)).
I've made quite
I would rather see mail go to the main mailing list, to avoid fragmentation.
I propose using naming conventions to help people filter.
e.g. [LOCAL] Code4LibNorth
or
[LOCAL] MDV
Otherwise, I'll *never* figure out what's going on anywhere.
YMMV. -Jodi
On Thu, Apr 8, 2010 at 2:54 PM, LeVan,Ralph
I'm looking for twitter archives for #c4l09 and #c4l10.
Did anybody crawl these?
Thanks!
-Jodi
@anarchivist created this for the 2010:
http://www.twapperkeeper.com/hashtag/c4l10
but no c4l09 found.
ranti.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 7:36 AM, Jodi Schneider jschnei...@pobox.com wrote:
I'm looking for twitter archives for #c4l09 and #c4l10.
Did anybody crawl these?
Thanks!
-Jodi
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Another tentative date has been set for a Code4Lib Midwest Regional Meeting
-- June 11 here at the University of Notre Dame. Please consider completing the
Doodle Poll to help us gauge whether or not this is good date and how many days
we should allot for the event:
I wrote to-JSON proxy a while ago:
http://libx.lib.vt.edu/services/link360/index.html
I found the Link360 doesn't handle load very well. Even a small burst of
requests leads to a spike in latency and error responses. I ask SS if this
was a bug or part of some intentional throttling attempt, but
Hi all,
Using 360 link api, our catalog shows availabilities (coverage ranges,
database or provider names) of e-journals on the top-right of the
screen.
E.g., https://op.kulib.kyoto-u.ac.jp/webopac/catdbl.do?bibid=SB00161282
Here some JavaScript code scrapes the title and issn from the catalog
Bodleian Libraries, University Of Oxford
Job Title: Application Development and Support
Location: Oxford, Oxfordshire (UK)
Job type: This is a fixed term contract for 3 years
Description:
The Bodleian Libraries are currently undertaking a number of major IT
projects including
Heh, what I _eventually_ want to do is develop a plugin for Umlaut to
let it talk to SerSol 360Link -- so Umlaut could be your complete
replacement for 360 Link, that comes with LOTS of extra features. Keep
it in mind as an option if you start heading that way! [As you know, I
use Horizon
Dear all:
The ParsCit team has also been updating the ParsCit package, and is
happy to announce a new version that improves on classification
accuracy. This version also adds a fully-integrated module that adds
document logical structure parsing so that that each line of the input
is classified
-- Forwarded message --
From: Erin Coburn ecob...@getty.edu
Date: Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 9:54 AM
The Museum Computer Network (MCN), Gallery Systems, and the J. Paul
Getty Trust are pleased to offer a free Webinar on a new vocabulary
under development, the Cultural Objects Name
I wonder how many thousands of dollars they will charge to use this.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Mark A. Matienzo m...@matienzo.orgwrote:
-- Forwarded message --
From: Erin Coburn ecob...@getty.edu
Date: Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 9:54 AM
The Museum Computer Network (MCN),
Actually, their licensing terms for non-profits are very reasonable.
On 4/19/2010 11:43 AM, Ethan Gruber wrote:
I wonder how many thousands of dollars they will charge to use this.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 11:26 AM, Mark A. Matienzom...@matienzo.orgwrote:
-- Forwarded message
They wanted at least $1000 for the geographic terms. Doesn't sound very
reasonable to me, to be honest, especially since I was considering
developing an application based on their own CDWA schema.
On Mon, Apr 19, 2010 at 12:08 PM, Cory Rockliff rockl...@bgc.bard.eduwrote:
Actually, their
I believe that's $1000 for a five-year license, or $200 a year, for
unlimited use of the data as an XML download and/or as a web service.
That compares pretty favorably to, e.g., $325 / year minimum for access
to RDA Toolkit.
The real question here, I think, is not whether the price is right,
That's actually exceptionally reasonable for a 5-year license. They've charged
quite a bit more to commercial developers that wanted to include the
vocabularies in their systems for resale. I can think of other services that
charge nonprofits $1,000/year for use of authorities.
The
I worked on the Union Catalog of Art Images project trying to make a union
catalog of art metadata, and what Leslie said goes double for cultural objects.
A lot of art image catalogs don't separate work information from item/view
information, and it makes it very difficult to figure out what
On 4/19/2010 3:02 PM, Cowles, Esme wrote:
So of course I'd love them to offer it for free. But realistically, it
probably cost them a fortune to develop, and they've got to recoup that somehow.
Yes, but I can't imagine they're recouping much from licensing to
non-profits--surely the real
I didn't get very far with my question about multi-channel service design for
libraries [1] which I asked here and on web4lib. I'm guessing that means that
librarians aren't framing these challenges as service design. Either way, I
hope you'll find this article interesting and relevant...
Pardon cross-posting. The Villanova University Library is continuing to
search for a Senior Web Specialist for Library and Scholarly Applications. A
position summary is below. Full position information is available online at:
[APOLOGIES FOR CROSS-POSTING]
Senior Analyst/Programmer for Web Archiving Initiative, Columbia
University Libraries
Overview. The Digital Program of Columbia University Libraries is
seeking a senior analyst/programmer to participate in an innovative,
new Web archiving and access initiative.
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