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1. Free as in Tibet: ibiblio's cultural cultivation and community creation.

Author

Jessamyn West

Subjects
DIGITAL libraries, COMMUNITY life, OPEN source software
Abstract

ibiblio is a digital library hosted at the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill that manages to be both a repository for cultural information and a resource for community building. The project has existed in many forms since the beginning of the web, and has maintained a core commitment to open source software and tools. ibiblio's maintainers have continually expanded the project's offerings in response to the availability of new technologies and the support of financial and technological partners. Their newest project is an open source weblog development and distribution system. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2004

2. UNC-Chapel Hill Library and library school join Open Content Alliance.

Subjects
*INTERNATIONAL alliances, *DIGITAL libraries, *ELECTRONIC records, *MULTIMEDIA library services, *LIBRARY public services, *INTERNET access for library users, *ACADEMIC libraries
Abstract

The article reports on the participation of the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill Library and School of Information and Library Science in the Open Content Alliance (OCA). OCA is a group of international organizations that are constructing a permanent archive of digitized text and multimedia materials on the Web. The school is the first from a university to join the alliance, and the library is the first library to contribute manuscript materials. And collections included in the archive are freely available for access and reuse.

Published
2006

3. Description and evaluation of the `Mr. Serials' process: Automatically collecting, organizing...

Author

Morgan, Eric Lease

Subjects
ELECTRONIC journals, DIGITAL libraries
Abstract

Describes the Mr. Serials Process, a systematic method being applied at the North Carolina State University Libraries for collecting, organizing, archiving, indexing, and disseminating electronic serials. Primary goals of the project; Management of electronic serials that are consistently formatted and delivered via e-mail; Evaluation of the project.

Published
1995
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