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InfoSpeak is a podcast audio serial program conceived by MLIS student Michael Wood in 2005, produced in close collaboration with graduate student colleagues at the University of Washington. InfoSpeak highlights the voices of leaders in the information field, sharing their unique visions and perspectives on emerging issues in information access. Subscribe from iTunes, or download content from this site.

Sarah Houghton-Jan

Volume 3, Number 2

 

Sarah Houghton-Jan:
Old library values, new web technology

 

Sarah Houghton-Jan wears black, but her vision of the future is bright with the promise of the power of social networking software. She may be far from the traditional prototype of a librarian, yet her motivation of serving the patrons of our public libraries is wonderfully traditional. The model she advocates for this service however is not...

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~ Michael Rene Wood


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