Via ngc4lib, a a lucid suggestion from Joseph Lucia about building open source library applications.
Here's an excerpt:
What if, in the U.S., 50 ARL libraries, 20 large public libraries, 20 medium-sized academic libraries, and 20 Oberlin group libraries anted up one full-time technology position for collaborative open source development. That's 110 developers working on library applications with robust, quickly-implemented current Web technology -- not legacy stuff. There is not a company in the industry that I know of which has put that much technical effort into product development.
Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Joseph Lucia's Thought Experiment
Posted by Unknown at Wednesday, November 07, 2007
Labels: Open-Access, OSS, PIC, VTF
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