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I am going to try and make an archive of a selection of myTweets. Many thanks to Karen Blakeman for twittinesis.com  and BackupMy Tweets. Thanks @ uamslibrary for following me! You're my no. 1200!  Advice: unfollow @pubmedonline, or don't even start. It's an adWords scam obviously  Today I will probably reach my 5000th tweet, for what it's worth. Time to back-up some of it. What's the best way to archive your Tweets?  Publish your tweets on your blog. Automatically. http://twittinesis.com/ (via @ karenblakeman )  @ karenblakeman This is what I like about (Twitter) communication. You ask for something and you always get more than you asked for! :)  Wolfmother live on 3voor12 tv at http://bit.ly/bbRuju   Opera Wants to Bring Its Mobile Browser to iPhone: Opera Mini is a great mobile browser on most... http://bit.ly/dd ... RT @ROGER_N_FLORIDA:  RT @novoseek: http://twitpic.com/12ef97 - It does feel good to have your support...

WorldCat is p iloting WorldCat Mobile in Netherlands at the moment.  To download the pilot you need to go to: www.worldcat.org/m/ . OR If you have an iPhone you can go to the app store and search for “WorldCat NL”. They are looking for some genuine feedback (good or bad) on your experience of using it?  The kinds of questions they have: Did the app load easily? Was the response time OK? Was the interface user-friendly? Did you search and locate items in libraries that were near to you or did you find locations patchy? How would you rate the pilot and would you recommend it? Any additional thoughts/comments? Let's give them  lots of feedback to keep improving the experience.

International conference on emerging technologies in academic libraries 2010 (emtacl10) 26–28 April 2010, Trondheim, Norway This is a new international conference for academic librarians, information professionals, academic staff, students, library system developers and suppliers, among others. The conference aims to provide answers to the following questions: What can academic libraries do to address change? How can we adapt? Which technologies can/should/must we use/create? (View the conference programme < http://www.ntnu.no/ub/emtacl/ ?programme >) Keynote speakers: Lorcan Dempsey (OCLC), Conor Galvin (UCD), Guus van den Brekel (UMCG), Ida Aalen (NTNU), Martin Malmsten (Libris), Chris Clarke (Talis). The conference is hosted by NTNU Library, the Library of the Norwegian university of science and technology in Trondheim, Norway. Earlybird registration (before 15 February 2010) EUR 360 Registration after 15 February EUR 400 Conference dates: 26–28 April 2010 Direct link for r...

The presentation is partly in Dutch, but it shows "The Order of Things" as they have developed themselves for me. Here's a small resume in English with some links. It all started with creation of a Library Toolbar , back in 2005, then dissecting that into functionality-chunks i.e. html searchboxes, rss-feeds, chatboxes. Here is a post about " 37 ways To Adjust Your Library Toolbar (or any Conduit Toolbar) " The need to control and manage those boxes widgets in Eco-Netvibes.com  and Widgetbox.com   Offering those widgets and RSS-feeds in Public Pages from Netvibes.com  as a sort of Take-Away service Distributing library services and content into Social and Virtual Networks was next:  Library Toolbox Browser Toolbar Student Browser Toolbar CMB Linkedin Group CMB Hyves CMB Fan Page CMB UMCG Group CMB on Twitter CMB on LibraryThing Digicmb on twitter Digicmb on Netvibe s Latest focus is on how to "control" the browser of the user, an...

Hi Guus Van den brekel, It is always exciting to bring in a new year. Taking a look back, here's a quick summary of your year on SlideShare, in 2009.   In 2009, you uploaded 11 presentations and got: 9147 views 831.55 average views per presentation 24 favorites 74 followers Your most popular presentation was: PubMed, Search, RSS and ... 1481 views 4 favorites View Your Popular Presentations We hope you have a great 2010 on SlideShare and get more views and followers. Go upload   more today! All the best,   The SlideShare Team

The first week of the new year is dominated by my quest for a new mobile phone. My work htc tytn II is 2 years old, but what's worse, is it's inability to keep connected to any providers network. I only use it for wifi-access .... My personal Samsung "died" in Portugal. My boss is waving around with her personal new iPhone and I keep feeding her with nice (medical) apps.  I am limited to a business phone subscription provided by KPN, and they don't deliver iPhones. And if you want a new phone, you just have to buy a new one. No nice deals including new phones... So, how can I buy an iPhone, make my boss pay and still use the KPN as provider? I do not JUST want an iPhone , I want to make a library application for the iPhone. The trend is "going mobile". Within the hospital I see more and more staff and students using iPhones or "simular" devices. Hospital policy is NOT to support any other but the standard issued devices. But with our conte...