Have any of you had experience transferring old audiotapes to CDs for your
library's archives?
Year 2004 prices in the U.S.A. are a total mystery to me but if you project
having
a lot of stuff to copy now and in the future, you might consider buying the
electronic bits and pieces necessary
Dear All,
I am currently volunteering to help set up a new
synagogue library in Davis, CA. One of the members on
the library committee is a reference librarian for the
University of California, Davis.
Here is the controversy:
I recommended that we use LC records (when
available)for copy
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Dear Poshi--
You might remind him that not all academic libraries use LC, and certainly
there are many college, seminary, and professional libraries that do
not. I am familiar with large academic libraries that use separate
classification systems for Rare Books, for Law, and for their general
First, to give credit where it is due - that quotation about standards was
the work of Andres (Andrew) Tannenbaum, who coined it in around 1995. ( I
have used it many times in talks and presentations). He's Dutch, and a
fairly big name in the internet standards world.
But, to the matter at
Andrea Levin of CAMERA has written an interesting article about Library
Journal's reviews of books on the Arab conflict with Israel. CAMERA has
found that books that are one-sided or slanted more against Israel, are
reviewed more favorably by Library Journal than by other well-known review
Your librarian from CD Davis is right. First she is on site and familiar
with your set up. She know you and your library.
I teach cataloging and I know the limitations of LCC and other systems. No
system works perfectly for every library; we have to make
compromises. When using LCC you have
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We
I teach cataloging and I know the limitations of LCC
and other systems. No
system works perfectly for every library; we have to
make
compromises. When using LCC you have the collective
brains of all the
librarians of LC and other research libraries to
help you. Since no one
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