Do-they-or-don’t-they? Ex Libris & EBSCO Information Services; Content-Neutrality & Content Silos. A living example of why librarians should pay attention when warned of the dangers of content silos.
Do-they-or-don’t-they? Ex Libris & EBSCO Information Services; Content-Neutrality & Content Silos. A living example of why librarians should pay attention when warned of the dangers of content silos. The Orbis Cascade Alliance last month did a very important service to the library community and the scholarly & academic community at large by issuing a clear and simple statement and request to both
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EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) vs. Serials Solutions Summon Faceoff
One of the most eagerly awaited sessions of the Charleston Conference was a faceoff between two prominent discovery systems: EBSCO Discovery Service (EDS) and Serials Solutions Summon. It came about in response to a proposal from Serials Solutions Vice President Stan Sorenson following an exchange of Letters to the Editor of The Charleston Advisor (see my previous post for further details).
A Blunt Assessment of Search Discovery Tools
LibConf.com from Information Today Check back for coverage of the Internet Librarian and Computers in Libraries conferences. “Discovery” has become the new buzzword these days. Greg Notess, searcher extraordinaire, told us what it is, and reviewed some of today’s discovery systems. According to Greg, discovery is metasearch. Typical content for discovery systems contains local content–library ca
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EBSCO Discovery Service、Summon、Google Scholar、図書館オンラインカタログの検索性能比較（文献紹介）
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