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Monthly Archives: March 2008
BarCamp Orlando
It’s coming… Just kidding! I’m sure it’ll be great BarCamp Orlando, April 5-6, 2008
Posted in Florida, Orlando
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Now blogging @ Florida Progressive Coalition
Florida Progressive Coalition is a group blog about politics in Florida from a progressive perspective. I recently started blogging there. My posts so far: Florida fails the working poor Progressive messaging from… the Chamber? To follow my future posts, grab … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, Personal, Politics
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Gov. Crist proclaims Library Appreciation Month
… WHEREAS, the expansion of electronic networks linking libraries and their resources gives users easier access to information; …
Posted in Florida, Libraries
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Document Freedom Day, today
Today is Document Freedom Day. I have a packet of flyers to distribute, as well as stickers and T-shirts for supporters — plus a flag to fly (literally). This evening, I’ll go to locations around Orlando to distribute the flyers. … Continue reading
Posted in Florida, Open formats, Orlando, Personal
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CopyNight Orlando, March 25; plus Document Freedom Day, 3/26
The February meeting of CopyNight Orlando will be Tuesday, March 25 at 7 pm at Stardust Video & Coffee (1842 E. Winter Park Rd., Orlando). This month is an open topic: whatever participants want to discuss. Learn more at copynight.org … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright, Florida, Orlando, Personal
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Great campaign on privacy and surveillance
The ACLU has a great message for its campaign on privacy and surveillance. I think it captures the way a lot of us feel about recent trends, and expresses the big-picture consequences.
Posted in Privacy
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Re-discovering Florida’s literary legacy — or not
Out of curiosity, I went Googling for literary magazines published at my alma mater, the University of Florida. What I found: Subtropics, published by the English department, in print since 2006. In current publication. A few items from the current … Continue reading
Posted in Academia, Florida, Libraries, Open access, Publishing
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Lancet editorial highlights 2 aspects of OA
An editorial in this week’s Lancet (free registration required, or see the excerpt at Open Access News) highlights two interesting aspects of open access. First, though, some quibbles: The editorial claims that open archiving hasn’t been very successful (specifically: “open … Continue reading
Posted in Whatever
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