ERIC’s
removal of thousands of ERIC Docs, followed by the total blackout of
the government shutdown, has made many education librarians nervous
about relying on the government for purely digital copies. The Center
for Research Libraries has a nice summary of the changes to government documents in recent years.
Another Nobel Laureate attacks the current paradigm of peer-review, publish-or-perish, and tenure evaluations.
Textbook companies are moving into the online courseroom business.
The internet makes for strange bedfellows, like Rap Genius and Harvard Divinity School.
And copyright may get in the way of the development of the “Internet of Things.” Thanks, Keurig.
Getty making many of its images available for free. If you can't beat the infringers, perhaps you can use them as advertising.
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