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I love mike wesch's videos.

I was digging around in my webspace and found this brief overview of cataloging.

Apparently today is copyright day...Given that I use RSS feeds to pull my content into other sites (facebook, my portfolio, etc.), I sometimes get caught up in the ease of use and forget that RSS is a really a form of syndication. Hmm...

Collocate and Disambiguate: Currents in authority control and authority data, a new blog on authority control. It seems to be off to a good start (and I love the name!)

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4CV05HyAbM&hl=en]

An article I wrote for moonshine...----------------------------Did you know that the Internet Archive not only archives the web but that it has much opensource, public domain or creative commons licensed material? For those of you who do digital work, the Internet Archive may be the best kept secret on the web!If you do any kind of digital work (images, websites, videos, audio recordings, etc.) and you haven't checked out the Internet Archive you really should. The IA has great stuff for digital collagists, movie makers, & other arty folks.

NOT FOR THE SQUEAMISH...[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fy0MeTyzF1U&rel=1]

Creativity just amazes me. You may remember the google collaborative video effort? Basically anyone could submit a video but it had a few requirements (obviously the passing of the red envelope...) I considered participating but my video camera is not that good, plus I didn't think my cat would enjoy having a red envelope stuck to her (just kidding!). I did wonder how it would turn out.

For a little workshop/presentation thing... This video is a little hard to see at youtube but it hopefully shows the connection between MARC and records in OCLC, Voyager, Google books, and more.