Twitter for librarians

Tools I use:To future/schedule tweets
  • Future tweets
  • Brizzly
To post:
  • Brizzly
  • delicious to twitter (links)
  • picnik (twitpic) to twitter (images)
To manage followers/following
  • TwitterKarma: see follows/unfollows and when they posted last (can be slow)
  • Mytweeple: same as above with a little more info
To manage my presence:
  • Klout
  • Twitterstatistics
Librarians and library people I follow
  • @libraryfuture
[I follow more non-library people than I do li

Twitter for librarians

Tools I use:To future/schedule tweets
  • Future tweets
  • Brizzly
To post:
  • Brizzly
  • delicious to twitter (links)
  • picnik (twitpic) to twitter (images)
To manage followers/following
  • TwitterKarma: see follows/unfollows and when they posted last (can be slow)
  • Mytweeple: same as above with a little more info
To manage my presence:
  • Klout
  • Twitterstatistics
Librarians and library people I follow
  • @libraryfuture
[I follow more non-library people than I do li

Feedback on copyright of older sound materials

I think it would be wonderful to have some of the older sound recordings in the public domain... please feel free to provide your comments via the links below (not to me here, please!)---------------November 4, 2010Important Copyright Reform DevelopmentWe are at a significant moment in ARSC's long fight to reform U.S. copyright law. As a direct result of ARSC-sponsored legislation, the U.S. Copyright Office has undertaken a study of the "desirability and means" of bringing recordings made before 1972 under federal (rather than state) copyright law.

Feedback on copyright of older sound materials

I think it would be wonderful to have some of the older sound recordings in the public domain... please feel free to provide your comments via the links below (not to me here, please!)---------------November 4, 2010Important Copyright Reform DevelopmentWe are at a significant moment in ARSC's long fight to reform U.S. copyright law. As a direct result of ARSC-sponsored legislation, the U.S. Copyright Office has undertaken a study of the "desirability and means" of bringing recordings made before 1972 under federal (rather than state) copyright law.
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