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Wednesday, September 19, 2012

The 5th SPARC Japan Seminar 2012 "Open Access Week - Open Access in Japan, last decade and next decade", Oct. 26, NII http://t.co/nQUVzFSA 17:03 via web
5 ideas to help everyone make the most of big data http://t.co/wvzrK8IT 09:33 via Tweet Button
La Hadopi fait ses premiers petits pas dans l’Open Data http://t.co/sLNdRUE4 via@pcinpact 09:33 via Tweet Button
Official facebook page for the Berlin 10 Open Access Conference http://t.co/dN0pCFwc 09:20 via web

Academic Libraries as Data Quality Hubs / Michael Joseph Giarlo https://t.co/ti5wf0q7 11:48 via web
University Requires Students To Pay $180 For 'Art History' Text That Has No Photos Due To Copyright Problems http://t.co/Eg6rj6vm 10:53 via Tweet Button
The Memex and the Academic Mind http://t.co/nniA9k3z 10:42 via Tweet Button
Librarian claims she lost nearly 80 pounds on a ’Starbucks diet’ http://t.co/J7BJHfXh@todayshowhealthさんから 01:46 via Tweet Button

Basic Resources for Japanese Studies, University Library, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign http://t.co/z41qrawj 10:22 via web
My Top 3#lastfm Artists: David Sylvian (16), Talking Heads (13) & Ella Fitzgerald & Joe Pass (13)#tweeklyfm http://t.co/Y5In2VIX 06:25 via Tweekly.fm

“The Right to Read is the Right to Mine”; Universities: you must fight for Open Content Mining before it’s too late http://t.co/mTP5TVYb 16:55 via web
Mediamus: Blind test : Luchino Visconti et la musique classique http://t.co/QINCuL0x 10:34 via Tweet Button

Pussy Riot to Release E-Book Featuring Yoko Ono, Karen Finley and more http://t.co/K95jpTT9 15:21 via Tweet Button
“Europeana’s Huge Dataset Opens for Re-use” « The Stoa Consortium http://t.co/bH9HSpvQ 09:55 via web
Europeana's Huge Cultural Dataset Opens for Re-use http://t.co/fXVe3nr1 09:52 via Tweet Button
New function of CiNii Books: Saving the filter by holding libraries and area became possible. (Sep 14, 2012) http://t.co/7qkrzyvQ 08:18 via web
New functions of CiNii Books: Sorting by title, Filtering by Foregin areas of holding libraries, etc. (Sep 6, 2012) http://t.co/g4QvSdvi 08:17 via web
What is Project Information Literacy: http://t.co/Tad5B5DO via@youtube 07:12 via Tweet Button

Early Modern Japan in European Archives, a symposium, 09- 29, 2012, Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto Univ. http://t.co/zaPvW1pu 16:18 via web
petersuber The RCUK policy and the BOAI recommendations +Stevan Harnad is right that the new OA policy… http://t.co/UOy4FVc2 7:35 AM Sep 14, 2012 via Google Retweeted by suzuki_takao
Are University Block Grants the Right Way to Fund Open Access Mandates? « The Scholarly Kitchen http://t.co/t7aXQT66 01:34 via web
Managing Expectations II: Open Data, Technology and Government 2.0 – What Should We, And Should We Not Expect http://t.co/Wl1pSYlh 01:29 via web
Classical Works Knowledge Base : A Service of the American Philological Association http://t.co/sqxiWztq 01:25 via web

L’Initiative de Budapest pour l’Accès Ouvert : 10 ans après « Libre accès à l’information scientifique et technique http://t.co/W52Efr18 18:30 via web
That Time Dave Grohl Met Apple's Jony Ive [PHOTO] http://t.co/K6iGPhZL via@mashable 15:12 via Tweet Button
Adventures in Hadoop,#2: “Hello World” http://t.co/fpSxBcuB 14:20 via Tweet Button
Designing cases for iPod, iPhone, and iPad / Apple Inc. https://t.co/s9aAnnbx 13:45 via web
The Busy Librarian’s Guide to Information Literacy in Science and Engineering http://t.co/eLBoFpcA 13:34 via Tweet Button
Advocates Set Ambitious Goal: Setting the Default to Open Access in Ten Years’ Time (SPARC) http://t.co/HCfBvvQ1 13:10 via Tweet Button
Open Street Map has officially switched to ODbL – and celebrates with a picnic | Open Knowledge Foundation Blog http://t.co/XgFztdFq 13:07 via web
Ten years on from the Budapest Open Access Initiative: setting the default to open / BOAI http://t.co/i6pBZMEq 13:03 via web
A Map of Common Metrics and Data Used in a Journal Collection Analysis in an Academic Library | Reference Notes http://t.co/E3HkYEqC 10:49 via Tweet Button