The stories in this week’s edition of Weekly Bytes were featured in ResourceShelf and LISNews.
Library groups support net neutrality
“Just how much does it actually cost to produce a printed book versus a digital one?”
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Weekly Bytes for 2/23
The links in this week’s edition of Weekly Bytes were brought to you by these sources: Library Stuff, LISNews, ResourceShelf, and The Shifted Librarian.
No worries about a monopoly – U.S. and European regulators approve Microsoft/Yahoo …
Weekly Bytes for 2/16
This week’s news bytes were culled from LISNews and ResourceShelf.
Google is buying Aardvark — did anyone predict this after reading the last edition of Weekly Bytes?
Know your e-reading rights — a new white paper from the Electronic …
Weekly Bytes for 2/9
This week’s news bytes were hand-picked from the updates at ResourceShelf:
The launch of Aardvark — a large-scale social search engine
The launch of Google Buzz — Google’s alternative to Facebook and Twitter?
Weekly(ish) Bytes
- U.S. Oil industry hit by cyberattacks
- Insanely great??Tech journalists at Ars Technica react to the iPad
- For the love of culture?Lawrence Lessig on Google, copyright, and our future
- So it?s called the iPad: Five thoughts on how it
Weekly Bytes for 12/6
Here is the second installment of our Weekly Bytes series for the GSLIS community. Please enjoy the following resources, many of which have a mobile technology theme:
- Free Webinar on Mobile Learning – This 1 hour virtual session covers the