[Web4lib] TechEssence.info

[Michael McCulley]

Looks great, and timely, Roy.. I feel like we'll see more collaborative
blogs and wiki-like structures for sites soon.
I've signed up for the RSS and will enjoy the vibes and wisdom of this fine
group.

Question: How come you didn't opt for Tech4Lib or perhaps
LibTechEssence.info or TechLibEssence.info or perhaps TechLib.info? That
would seem deliberate, somehow -- leaving out the "library" name?

Best,
DrWeb

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Quote of the Moment:
 -Nothing was ever accomplished by a reasonable person.
Wednesday, April 05, 2006 7:01:31 PM 

>-----Original Message-----
>From: web4lib-bounces at webjunction.org 
>[mailto:web4lib-bounces at webjunction.org] On Behalf Of Roy Tennant
>Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 9:30 AM
>To: Web4Lib; libadmin at list.umaryland.edu
>Subject: [Web4lib] TechEssence.info
>
>TechEssence.info
>The essence of technology for library decision-makers
>
>A new web site and collaborative blog on technology for library  
>decision-makers is now available at <http://techessence.info/>.  
>TechEsssence provides library managers with summary information about  
>library technologies, suggested criteria for decision-making, and  
>links to resources for more information on essential library  
>technologies.
>
>A collaborative blog provides centralized access to some of the best  
>writers in the field. By subscribing to the RSS feed of the  
>TechEssence.info blog, you will be able to keep tabs on the latest  
>trends of which library administrators should be aware.
>
>To accomplish this I am joined by a truly amazing group:
>
>* Andrew Pace
>* Dorothea Salo
>* Eric Lease Morgan
>* Jenn Riley
>* Jerry Kuntz
>* Marshall Breeding
>* Meredith Farkas
>* Thomas Dowling
>
>For more information on the group, see our "about us" page at <http:// 
>techessence.info/about/>.
>Roy Tennant