It's been a busy night of blogging for me - at Libraries Interact and in the bunker.

These days I can see information being divided into two main categories, free to access and restricted. Restricted information can mean that it’s only available when purchased, but it’s a broader concept than this. The information could be restricted to...

Tonight's blogging is over at Libraries Interact.

It’s been about twenty months since I lost my first iPhone. As I mentioned in my blog post about it, I didn’t have insurance, and I decided that I wouldn’t replace it immediately. I deliberately distanced myself from the world...

I had a little epiphany last week when writing up a post for Libraries Interact about day 9 of the 30 posts in 30 days event. The result is that I’ve decided to set myself a modified challenge that’s more...

Bradburn v. North Central Regional Library District case [right now there is a problem with the Court's website, I'll supply links to the opinions when I can be certain that they'll work] has been decided by the Washington Supreme Court....

It's been over 6 months since I last blogged here. It wasn't an intentional break, time just got away from me, plus lots of different changes. Tonight I've written 6 posts in one night. Some may not appear to be...

I am an information omnivore, I will use information whether it comes from print or online sources. Being an information omnivore makes me have a hard time with two different sorts of people. Most of the time it’s been the...

As I write this I have no internet connection at home. Of course, I use the internet all day at work, but would never contemplate working on this blog there. Anyway, I’m writing all of this offline, with the intention...

I used to have sanguine views about the relationship between librarianship and Knowledge Management. I haven’t had any formal education in KM, but I attended an early conference on the subject - the one which the Special Libraries Association organized...