… blogs at the University of Canterbury (UC) Library to suggest how they may be used to contribute
to the mission of the library. … of blogging software is the ability to personalize the blog by …

… workforce in libraries. Blog culture may affect every aspect and services of Library phenomenon
… tool of Library services, as Library Newsletter, as a communication channel among the …

… of group blogs in libraries is that they provide their host libraries with a human presence—library
users can begin to see … Use the “Blogging Libraries” wiki to find blogs created by similar …

… Many libraries produce brochures, pathfinders, and their own newsletters. It is not surprising
to see libraries using blogs as marketing tools as well. A blog is a user-generated website …

… Blogging is a relatively new phenomenon but it has already … the use of blogs (aka Weblogs)
by libraries and librarians. … only library and library network blogs, then 114 library blogs (55.9…

… A search for articles that mention weblogs or blogs or blogging or bloggers in four newspaper
databases on the DIALOG commercial online summarised in Table 1.1. Searches of the …

… workforce in libraries. Blog culture may affect every aspect and services of Library phenomenon
… tool of Library services, as Library Newsletter, as a communication channel among the …

… Cloud is a collaborative professional development blog with modest beginnings rooted in
a workshop, Blogging Goes to College: Brainstorming Weblog Use in Higher Education, co‐…

… use to publicize general library information, and the library can have a series of blogs run by
… Regardless of the type of blogging option a library selects, marketing it is essential. The real …

… This is blogging from a mobile phone or handheld computer. … Bloggers can blog from the
street, the airport, the conference … as Blogger's Blogspot, rather than on the library's own Web …