Blyberg's catalog card generator. 

LIst of free host with information like webspace, ads, upload methods, scripting, and URL information. 

An Internet library project seeking to collect every book 

"AddThis spreads your content across the Web by making it easier for your visitors to bookmark and share it with other people, again…and again…and again. Our simple yet powerful widget is very easy to install and provides valuable statistics about the bookmarking and sharing activity of your users."

Steve Lawson's blog:  "the Humanities Liaison Librarian for Tutt Library at Colorado College, Colorado Springs. I work with the faculty of the Humanities Division to do collection development in those subjects; I teach bibliographic instruction for humanities classes; and I work with humanities faculty when they have questions about using the library or library policy. General reference duty at the ref. desk is also part of my job. Beyond that, I am interested in using the web to bring better, more useful, and more usable services to our students and faculty."

The conference program for the 2008 Knowledge & Project Management Symposium held in Tulsa, Ok including speakers and summaries of presentations.

"LITA blog will be an interesting blog to follow if you are interested in technology in library and information systems. LITA's mission is that it "educates, serves, and reaches out to its members, other ALA members and divisions, and the entire library and information community through its publications, programs, and other activities designed to promote, develop, and aid in the implementation of library and information technology."

The article describes a possible future scenario where copyright dominates and individual freedom suffers. 

"Rough Type is an independent blog written and published by Nicholas Carr. It's mainly about the business and cultural implications of information technology, though it wanders into other areas at times.Nick is a writer, editor, and speaker. He is the author of the book Does IT Matter? and has written articles for many magazines and newspapers. He was formerly the executive editor of the Harvard Business Review."

"Impunity Watch is a website that will act as: a) a real-time news source providing unbiased objective reporting on impunity issues; b) a publication for academic, professional, and student papers on impunity-related issues; and c) a message board allowing oppressed individuals across the world to gain a public voice. We at Impunity Watch hope that our website will become an important educational tool in raising awareness and facilitating discussion in the impunity and human rights related arenas."