Hopefully, some of my fellow metadata "moonlighters" will see this survey also.------------To *all catalogers* (with or without MLS) in academic libraries:SURVEY: Integrating Non-MARC Metadata Production into the Duties of TraditionalCatalogers. You are invited to participate in a brief national, online survey.

Hopefully, some of my fellow metadata "moonlighters" will see this survey also.------------To *all catalogers* (with or without MLS) in academic libraries:SURVEY: Integrating Non-MARC Metadata Production into the Duties of TraditionalCatalogers. You are invited to participate in a brief national, online survey.

Today's question from my mailbox: Once you download an Opensource software how do you know it will work on your server?If you can FTP/ssh/webdav into your webspace you should be able to install any software that you download provided:

• Your server meets the System requirements needed for the software, e.g., right version of php loaded, mysql, imagemajick, adequate space, etc.

Today's question from my mailbox: Once you download an Opensource software how do you know it will work on your server?If you can FTP/ssh/webdav into your webspace you should be able to install any software that you download provided:

• Your server meets the System requirements needed for the software, e.g., right version of php loaded, mysql, imagemajick, adequate space, etc.

From social networking to blogging to image sharing....

From social networking to blogging to image sharing....

I can't cover ALL of the stuff that I read that is interesting, so I thought I'd do a quick roundup from my google reader box (today's topic: twitter!).

I can't cover ALL of the stuff that I read that is interesting, so I thought I'd do a quick roundup from my google reader box (today's topic: twitter!).

From Digital inspiration:A survey of the most popular social networking services (I'm not sure I consider email to be truly social networking, but anyhow...)Email: 35%Facebook: 10%..Myspace: 7%del.icio.us: 4%Complete stats and graphs here

From Digital inspiration:A survey of the most popular social networking services (I'm not sure I consider email to be truly social networking, but anyhow...)Email: 35%Facebook: 10%..Myspace: 7%del.icio.us: 4%Complete stats and graphs here