http://rosalynmetz.com/ideas/2009/04/29/oclc-moves-to-the-cloud-so-what/ a blog for me to record thoughts and ideas Thu, 08 Sep 2011 02:20:36 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://rosalynmetz.com/ideas/2009/04/29/oclc-moves-to-the-cloud-so-what/comment-page-1/#comment-910 Rosalyn Metz Wed, 29 Apr 2009 15:18:04 +0000 http://rosalynmetz.com/ideas/?p=582#comment-910 <a href="#comment-906" rel="nofollow">@Edward Corrado</a> there are quite a few vendors out there already jumping on the KB bandwagon. What I hope I was able to do for some people is point out that its not just the obvious ones, but the not so obvious ones as well. @Edward Corrado
there are quite a few vendors out there already jumping on the KB bandwagon. What I hope I was able to do for some people is point out that its not just the obvious ones, but the not so obvious ones as well.

]]> http://rosalynmetz.com/ideas/2009/04/29/oclc-moves-to-the-cloud-so-what/comment-page-1/#comment-906 Edward Corrado Wed, 29 Apr 2009 12:22:30 +0000 http://rosalynmetz.com/ideas/?p=582#comment-906 Some interestign points you raise, Rosalyn. Certainly there are some ILS vendors that have are already jumped on board with bibliographic record sharing. The two best examples I know of are Talis in the UK and Liblime's ‡biblios.net.This may be one of the things OCLC lawyers can grasp on to if they are indeed challenged about the potential monopolistic position of controlling the data and software, Some interestign points you raise, Rosalyn. Certainly there are some ILS vendors that have are already jumped on board with bibliographic record sharing. The two best examples I know of are Talis in the UK and Liblime’s ‡biblios.net.This may be one of the things OCLC lawyers can grasp on to if they are indeed challenged about the potential monopolistic position of controlling the data and software,

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