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19 March 2008
The New Library 2.0 Gang launched
Posted by Richard Wallis at March 19, 2008 05:20 PM
In co-operation with Library Journal The Library 2.0 Gang is returning to a podcast player near you.
As hinted at earlier this month, the Gang is to be convened on a monthly basis to discuss the topics of the day.
For each show I will be joined by several contributors drawn from a pool of regulars from the world of libraries and the technologies that influence them.
The first show in the new series is a great example of the type of interesting and informative discussion you can expect from The Library 2.0 Gang. It takes its inspiration from the themes that emerged from the Code4lib 2008 conference in Portland, last month. The subjects covered being the Open Library, ILS APIs, and new Cataloguing Influences. The gang of regulars John Blyberg, Nicole C. Engard, Carl Grant, Char Booth, and Rob Stlyes were joined by our guest for the month Aaron Swartz of The Open Library.
Get your self across to The Library 2.0 Gang site, or to LibraryJournal.com, through where it is being syndicated, and have a listen.
As I say in the show, I am interested in your input for topics, questions, guests, and even regular contributors for the gang. Droop me an email to librarygang@talis.com - I'd love to hear your thoughts.
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