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“Finishing reading Vernor Vinge's True Names, written back in 1984, Can understand why people think it is a work of genius.”

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“rain still falling here. But cooler. What do I need to do next? restless, really restless.”

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“The speaker gift from SSP organizers was really nice. A journal from Levenger. http://www.levenger.com (Took me a while to open the box)”

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Penn State Libraries and English Department Partner in Exploration of Digital Readers

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Michigan puts Google-scanned books into CIC consortial repository

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“Just opened my feed reader to discover that there are more than 1000 items to be processed in just over two days of not checking it. *sigh*”

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Ten leading platforms for creating online communities

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Emerging Alternatives to the Impact Factor

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“Feeling grateful that I got through my presentation this am without embarassing myself too greatly. *wipes sweat from brow*”

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You were great! - Lori Barber

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“Learned so much this afternoon from Adam Weiss, podcasting expert. He's an amazing speaker and shares knowledge generously.”

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“@scilib I have had that same impulse upon occasion. Still, do you really want to hand over the data to the G-Monster?”

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Preparing to Live Blog an Event

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What Do Publishers Think They Need To Do?

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“@amndw2 Would you group alerts sent to listservs in that same category as being-last-century?”

Thursday at 12:48 pm - Link

I group anything that has to do with listservs as being last century :) - Richard Akerman

except that you have to be where your audience is and lots of people haven't yet graduated from listservs. - Jill O'Neill

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“What do publishers think they need to do? http://tinyurl.com/5vn4yu”

Thursday at 12:04 pm - Link

"reliable information in a one-stop shop"? seriously? When will people get the "web" part of the Web? - Richard Akerman

I should have made it clear that they realized that the gap in that instance was that no single publisher has everything that the user wants. - Jill O'Neill

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“Please do go check in on the SSP TMR blog; we're moving ahead with podcasts and blog entries http://ssptmr.wordpress.com”

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Cool. Can you turn off that Snap thing though - Richard Akerman

Not my personal publication, so no, Richard, I don't think I have that editorial "right". But I'll mention it to the powers-that-be. - Jill O'Neill

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“SSP Top Management Roundtable, intriguing discussion, seeking feedback http://tinyurl.com/6mf9es”

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“Co-sponsoring the breakfast with Silverchair is The Rockefeller University. #SSPTMR2008”

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“Breakfast this morning at the TMR is sponsored by Silverchair. Room beginning to fill. Lots of blackberries in evidence. #SSPTMR2008”

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“Thursday and Friday, I will be blogging from the SSP Top Management Roundtable in Philadelphia. http://ssptmr.wordpress.com. Stay tuned.”

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“Checking the morning radar (RSS feeds, twitters, email and listservs, serendipitous delivery on Friendfeed, etc.) So tell me what is new.”

Wednesday at 5:54 am - Link

Google Chrome - Michael Sauers via twhirl

No, actually that was *yesterday's* news ;>) - Jill O'Neill

Google Chrome 2.0? :) - Richard Akerman

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Feedly Now Integrates With Google Search - ReadWriteWeb

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The Cloud’s Chrome Lining: Google’s New Web Browser

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Google's Chrome: The Only Two Things You Need to Know

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Ffholic

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popularity site made up of information drawn from Friendfeed - Jill O'Neill

What I did on my summer vacation: I wrote Bones fan-fiction

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Who Cares What You Think?

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Legal background on data sharing

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Complete Chrome Coverage

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Obsessed with Bones

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“Testing Chrome as a browser; I think their comic book indicated that it is built to sustain next phase of web in terms of social networks.”

September 2 at 12:42 pm - Link

I think of it more as being a web applications focused browser, rather than a web page focused browser. It's really the foundation for a "google os". For example, Google Docs + Gears = Google Word, more or less - a word processor that has both online and offline modes of operation. - Richard Akerman

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“Just realized that the Chrome browser doesn't display the little orange RSS icon in it's navbar the way Firefox does.”

September 2 at 12:36 pm - Link

This means that you can't just click on that orange icon in order to subscribe to the RSS feed for a particular site. Why would Google *not* include that bit of functionality that feeds their own Google Reader? - Jill O'Neill

Yep. RSS handling seesm to be a big fail. Click on a link to a feed and you get the content as one big block of text. You don't even get to see the markup. - Michael Sauers via twhirl

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Laboratree from Indiana University

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Go Darien Library!

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“Just started the introduction to the Chrome browser only to discover that the instructional videos on YouTube aren't working.”

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A critical analysis of Social...

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