Taganrog Chekhov Library & Museum (built in 1911) by Fyodor Schechtel Daily Thoughts 10/27/2009
I finished reading The Art of Innovation by Tom Kelley. It was a satisfying and entertaining read. I think I may have gotten some useful insights from reading the book.
Today, I talked about doing shifting with my colleagues. It was quite interesting.
Web Bits
A plan to make libraries open to the public, both public and university in Nova Scotia, Canada.
http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA6703659.html
A coming new obsession: how to handle a smaller print-book business.
2 comments:
Any restrictions to libraries, in Nova Scotia, Quebec, or New York, should be diminished as much as possible.
Meantime, I invite you to the Good4sports blog, to nominate your top 5 sports books of all time. Good4sports is non-monetized, and is designed to foster exchanges on the good that can come from sports.
http://tiny.cc/JYl1u
Bob
Eventually there will be a system of universal book kiosks I think.
It will allow you to print a book in a few minutes or download a book to a reader or other device like a cellphone or laptop. It is not very far way.
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