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Sunday, 10th April 2005

Coaltion for Networked Information Adds RSS Feeds

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OCLC
Source: Business First
Follow the leader: Mentors usher next generation OCLC leaders
Learn about OCLC's succession management program.
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Digital Information--Organizations
Coalition for Networked Information Adds RSS Feeds
More material for your aggregator. ResourceShelf's Steven Cohen will be happy. (-:
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Access to Information--United States
Source: Secrecy News
Defense Doctrine Web Site Goes Dark
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Preservation
Source: CRL
"Knowledge Biodiversity:" the Precarious Economics of Preserving the World's News
This paper was presented by Bernard F. Reilly, Jr. from the Center for Research Libraries at the ACRL Conference last week.
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Information Industry--EIU
Source: IWR
EIU adds personal touch to its reports
"The Economist Group is planning a company-wide restructure that will see the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) merged with two of its key operations in the Enterprises division -- Economist Conferences and Corporate Network."
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Public Libraries
Source: The New York Times
New York Public Library to Sell Major Artworks to Raise Funds
"The New York Public Library has decided to sell 19 works of art from its collection - including "Kindred Spirits," a widely admired landscape by the Hudson River School painter Asher B. Durand, and two seminal portraits of George Washington by Gilbert Stuart - so that it can better compete in acquisitions of important books and collections."

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