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Ben Bishop

Vatican and Oxford libraries scan ancient works, let scholars stay in their armchairs -... - 0 views

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    Grant given to Oxford and Vatican libraries to start digitizing ancient texts including: scan of original Gutenberg bible, ancient Hebrew texts, and Greek philosophy texts.
Martina Helfferich

Sustainability Factors - 0 views

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    Sustainability factors listed in preparation for the Library of Congress Collections.
Christine Schussler

US blocks access to WikiLeaks for federal workers - 0 views

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    The Obama administration is banning hundreds of thousands of federal employees from calling up the WikiLeaks site on government computers because the leaked material is still formally regarded as classified. The Library of Congress tonight joined the education department, the commerce department and other government agencies in confirming that the ban is in place.
anonymous

Google Begins to Scale Back Its Scanning of Books From University Libraries - Technolog... - 0 views

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    According to Google, over 20 million books have been digitized thus far.
Benjamin Myers

HTML Codes - Special Characters - ASCII Table - 0 views

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    Useful if you find yourself using a lot of special characters on your website. For example, in reading responses to the ELO works, it can be useful for some authors' names).
Benjamin Myers

Useful HTML, CSS, and JavaScript Tools - 2 views

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    Another article from Smashing Magazine ... the title gives the sense of what the article is all about.
Benjamin Myers

Creating a FrontPage Drop-Down Menu with JavaScript - 1 views

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    Another advice page for making drop down menus (with sub-menus).
Kwabena Opoku-Agyemang

BARTHES - FROM WORK TO TEXT - ROLAND BARTHES - ATHENAEUM LIBRARY OF PHILOSOPHY - 0 views

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    This is an online summary of Roland Barthes's "From Work to Text", which you can skim as you read Hayles's article.
Martina Helfferich

The Library of Congress, in Partnership with Zepheira, Launches Viewshare.org - Press R... - 0 views

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    Short, interesting article on the progress "Project Recollection" has made since 2008, now titled "Project Viewshare"
Rachel Henderson

The Daily Tar Heel :: Students living in a paperless world - 0 views

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  • paper products make up the largest share of solid waste in the United States. This country is also the largest paper consumer in the world, with one person going through an average of 663 pounds each year.
  • the past several years have seen such improvements in electronic readers and other eco-friendly technologies that a paperless world is now possible
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  • some publications have shifted toward online-only content
  • It’s now possible to purchase and read many required textbooks online.
  • the course pack, should simply be banned
  • In cases in which copyright issues arise, course packs should be made available for purchase as e-books.
  • reduce the amount of money allocated to students for printing
  • encourage professors to require that homework be submitted online
  • The money formerly used for paper could be transferred to something more environmentally friendly, like purchasing eReaders that can be checked out in the library.
  • the main objection to eReaders – that the energy required to make and use one exceeds the carbon impact of making a book – is largely invalid: The carbon emitted in the life cycle of an Amazon Kindle is fully offset after one year of us
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    Argument (with some decent solutions/suggestions) for making the transition from paper to electronic publications.
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