I recently talked to Sarah Long of Longshots about how libraries can use Mashups. This podcast has now been released on Library Beat.

Longshots #203: Exploring New Ways to Deliver Library Data

Last week I was on the Library 2.0 Gang talking about mashups and and my upcoming book. There were some awesome mashup ideas talked about during the call. One that has stuck with me was a way to grab reading lists from all libraries in your area so you can see what books [...]

I wasn’t able to talk on the recent Library 2.0 Gang podcast cause of all of the travel I have been doing. The topic sounded great though: “Library 2.0 Gang 10/08: Financial Crisis or an opportunity?”
Unless you have been living under a stone for the last few months, the turmoil in the world financial [...]

I was happy to get to talk with the Library 2.0 Gang yesterday about open source.
Open Source Software has been around for many years.  Open Source components have been used to develop library systems since the late 1990’s.  Koha, acknowledged as the first fully open source library system was launched by its New [...]

I posted about the new Library 2.0 Gang Podcast a little while ago only to find that I had jumped the gun. Now it is really really available – so check it out – subscribe – and listen often
You can listen to it via Library Journal or the new Library 2.0 Gang [...]

Earlier this week I was lucky enough to join in a podcast recording with the new Library 2.0 Gang:
I’m often asked when we are going to bring back the regular Library 2.0 Gang podcast show, especially after the special we did on Roy Tennant’s Library Software Manifesto, back in December.
The great news is that the [...]

In my new role, I’m going to have to keep up with what people are saying about libraries, open source and technology in general. I’m sure you’re thinking that I’m already doing that – but now I have to do it full-time! So, here’s my list of podcasts:

Do you think I should be [...]

Looks like part two of the podcast I mentioned yesterday is just the questions & answers portion (which is included in part one as well). So, nothing else to report.
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I just found the Open Source Conversations Podcast – sounds pretty interesting. If you’re interested in open source you might want to give it a listen.

A lot of people ask me what I read online – you can find that easily by visiting my blogroll. But my podcasts aren’t listed online anywhere. Here’s what I subscribe to:

Talking with Talis

SirsiDynix

OPAL Podcast (for some reason this doesn’t work in Juice)

LibVibe: the library news podcast

Library Geeks

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After my post about the Library Geeks podcast I thought about it and I really should buy a headset – so I want recommendations. What ones are you using and which do you like? I’ve heard some podcast interviews where I have to fast forward through a specific speaker because they’re so darn quiet [...]

I’ve read on several other blogs about LibVibe, so I gave it a shot. It’s a great idea. A short and sweet library news report. I’ve subscribed – you should too. Visit LibVibe for subscription link.