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Installation of OpenBilblio on Windows XP using EasyPHP

2009-12-20T22:25:00.008+05:30

OpenBiblio is an open source library management software. This presentation demonstrates the installation of OpenBiblio on Windows XP using EasyPHP (A Windows-Apache-MySQL-PHP) bundle.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

Installation of OpenBiblio on Windows XP using EasyPHP

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Installation of WordPress blogging software with EasyPHP

2009-01-19T15:02:00.004+05:30

My first presentation on Slideshare :)

Installation of WordPress blogging software with EasyPHP.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

Install WordPress Blogging Software with EasyPHP

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Installation of NewGenLib on Windows XP

2009-01-19T14:58:00.004+05:30

My earlier presentation on Installation of NewGenLib, the popular integrated library management software on Windows XP.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

Install NewGenLib on Windows XP

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Installation of Joomla on Windows XP using Apache, Mysql & PHP

2009-01-19T14:48:00.005+05:30

A presentation demonstrating the installation of Joomla! content management system on Windows XP using Apache, Mysql and PHP. Installation of AMP (Apache, Mysql, PHP) is the same as in the earlier presentation on installation of Drupal.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

Installation of Joomla on Windows XP

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Installation of Drupal on Windows XP using Apache,Mysql and PHP

2009-01-17T21:44:00.005+05:30

This time, I've come up with a presentation on installing Drupal on Windows XP using Apache, Mysql and PHP.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

Installation of Drupal on Windows XP

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Two Methods of Installing Drupal on Windows XP using XAMPP

2009-01-17T21:36:00.006+05:30

This is the same presentation as posted earlier but with an addition. It includes two methods of installing Drupal on Windows XP using XAMPP server.

Method 1. Using Drupal Web form interface.
Method 2. By manually editing Drupal settings.php file.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

New: Two Methods of Installing Drupal on Windows XP with XAMPP

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Installation of Drupal on Windows XP using XAMPP

2009-01-17T21:31:00.005+05:30

Please find my presentation on installation of Drupal content management system on Windows XP using XAMPP server on slideshare.

Available for download here.
Presentation in PDF here.

Installation of Drupal on Windows XP with XAMPP

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eSnips - 5 GB space at your finger tips

2009-01-16T20:42:00.003+05:30

At last, back from a really looooooooooooooong exile :)

Getting enough space online for files is not a hard task. But how about finding and downloading software, ebooks, music that others have uploaded? Here's eSnips, offering 5 GB of online space to upload your stuff. That's not all, you can search and download software, music, images, video, ebooks...uh..better experienced than explained. All you need is to sign up to eSnips for a free account. Log on to eSnips.com.

Old is Gold...

2007-09-21T12:35:00.000+05:30

Yes. Old is gold, for you and for your computer too! Sometimes (or rather many a time), you need an older version of a software to suit your computer's make, but do not find it on the developer's site simply because the software is too old to be archived. But, oldversion.com is the place where you, for sure, find the older versions of software. A neat categorical listing welcomes you on the homepage, while you always have a drop-down box to choose your favorite one. Believe it or visit it...log on to oldversion.com. I was off from blogging for quite sometime...but now, I'm back with my old version ;)

For Font Frenzy Folk !

2007-06-23T12:59:00.000+05:30

For all those font frenzy folk out there, here's neatfonts.com. With loads of free fonts to download, neatfonts.com presents a really neat interface to preview and download fonts free. So, no hustles to search for fonts all over the Web. A neat alphabetical index welcomes you to check out fonts by their name. It's here at neatfonts.com that you "Discover Free Fonts from all over the Web." Neat Fonts is, really, the 'ultimate' destination for free fonts. So, log on to neatfonts.com...now ! !

The Free Dictionary (But not just that...!)

2007-05-28T15:17:00.001+05:30

"English, Medical, Legal, Financial, and Computer Dictionaries, Thesaurus, Acronyms, Idioms, Encyclopedia, a Literature Reference Library, and a Search Engine all in one!" Do you really have one such place where you get all this? "Yes!" says The Free Dictionary. Search for the meaning of a word or for an article, get "Article of the day", "Word of the day", take part in "Spelling Bee" contest, test your vocabulary with "Match Up", get interesting News and do lots more on The Free Dictionary. All this is absolutely free. You can customize your homepage too !!! Log on to The Free Dictionary at http://www.thefreedictionary.com/

Atlas of the World on a click !

2007-05-22T15:19:00.000+05:30

Asia, Africa, the Americas, Australia, Antarctica, the Arctic, Europe, .... need any information on continents, countries, maps and travel? Visit worldatlas.com, the online atlas of the world. Not just maps, but descriptions of countries, regions, islands and any other part of the world. Have a wierd question in geography? Ask worldatlas.com. Take part in quiz and win exciting cash prizes. Watch the flags of all the nations of the world. Do lots more on worldatlas.com. Visit http://worldatlas.com

Public Library of Science (PLoS)

2007-03-01T14:12:00.000+05:30

"The Public Library of Science (PLoS) is a nonprofit organization of scientists and physicians committed to making the world's scientific and medical literature a public resource." PLoS is indeed committed to its mission and goals. Everything available on PLoS is free for access, use, copy and download. The hottest section of PLoS is the PLoS Journals Section. As PLoS is an advocate and follower of the principles of Open Access, all literature published in PLoS is open (free). As of now, PLoS has the following journals ready for access: PLoS Biology, PLoS Medicine, PLoS Computational Biology, PLoS Genetics, PLoS Pathogens, PLoS Clinical Trials, PLoS Neglected Tropical Diseases. All this, free and open. PLoS, for sure, is a treasure trove of scientific and medical literature of the world. PLoS also has a platform for publishing scientifc and medical information known as PLoS ONE

Log on the PLoS at http://www.plos.org/index.php

Free Software Magazine

2007-02-09T12:46:00.000+05:30

Free Software magzine claims to be "the only magazine worldwide that is dedicated to the promotion of free software as a whole." But Free Software Magazine, indeed, is very useful for those who always crave for free software. These are the days of free and open source software and therefore, websites like Free Software Magazine, will have greater impact on the readers and help in promoting open source movement. The magazine, apart from its issues, has a blog, newsletter, book reviews and often releases online articles too ! Free to read, free to subscribe, the Free Software magazine can be accessed at http://www.freesoftwaremagazine.com/

ISBN to ISBN-13

2007-02-01T11:33:00.000+05:30

booksprice.com is a site which helps to compare book prices from multiple online book stores. But more than that, I am here to give you a link to a very useful service from booksprice.com - ISBN to ISBN-13 conversion tool. As we all know, as from January 2007, ISBN has been redefined from 10 digits to 13 digits and hence called the ISBN-13. This service helps to generate ISBN-13 for existing ISBN - a truly useful service for publishers, booksellers, libraries and even buyers. Not only that, it can generate an Excel file for ISBN in a succession. More - the Java source code for the conversion program. Log on to booksprice.com's ISBN to ISBN-13 Conversion tool at http://www.booksprice.com/ISBN13.jsp

Text to Pictures at txt2pic.com

2007-01-12T14:01:00.000+05:30

There were many times when I desperately searched for online utilities which would enable me to generate customized images with my own text on the image. My search ended once I found this awesome site/directory of online image generation utilities - txt2pic.com. txt2pic.com lists out a number of sites which offer you customized images taking the text input from you. Here's what I generated. A completely customized image with my own text. txt2pic.com not only lists out the sites, but also gives a one-line description of what the site can do for you. This is a real help for those who have no/less knowledge of image editing software such as photoshop or gimp. And more so for those who are designing their own web pages, for generating banners, button, logos, avatars, etc. So, go ahead to txt2pic.com because..."Rupesh suggests U 2 try it" ;)

Wouldn't you like to have something like this?!!! ;) Log on the http://txt2pic.com/

What's the time now?around the world...?

2006-12-22T16:10:00.000+05:30

Want to know what's the time in different cities around the world? Want to set up clocks for your favorite cities? Try timeanddate.com , a huge database of world time and world calendar. Get the full world clock, set one on your own, plan your meeting, search time on a city name and do lots more on the time zone of timeanddate.com. Now on to the date zone: get a calendar, customize as per your needs, find out the interval between any two dates and more in the date zone...

Log on to timeanddate.com for a treasure of time and date :)

W(V)isit - Watch - Write

2006-12-07T15:02:00.000+05:30

Are you a newbie to web development? Are you looking for a good place on the Web to learn about the Web? Come to w3schools, the best place for online Web Tutorials. w3schools is a good place to start learning about web design and development. With its simple language, it takes you to a journey to the fascinating world of the World Wide Web. This is a good entry point to the world of web development. w3schools has tutorials beginning with simple HTML to the latest AJAX, from ASP to PHP and from SQL to WML.

Its "Quick Starters" section contains sample programs and examples sufficient enough to understand the basics of web development. And that's not all ! you can even get your web pages validated by w3schools. And there's certification too !

Select the tutorial from the menu on the left of the home page.

Log on to w3schools.com for more...

How 'plain' is your English?

2006-11-30T13:26:00.000+05:30

Plain English Campaign says, "Since 1979, we have been campaigning against gobbledygook, jargon and misleading public information." More often than not, people are baffled by the use of complicated english. To help communicate in simple and plain english, Plain English Campaign began in 1979 and since then, it has been helping thousands of people and organizations around the world to ensure their public information is as simple and clear as possible.

Learn plain english; use plain english. Plain English Campaign offers all sorts of guidance to lead you to the use of plain english. Whether it is preparing your Curriculum Vitae or web authoring, Plain English Campaign is at your service.

The Free Guides Section happens to be the most sought after section, giving you a good amount of free stuff to use plain english.

Join the Plain English Campaign at http://www.plainenglish.co.uk/index.htm

KnowThis - must know this!

2006-11-09T11:11:00.000+05:30

The "knowledge source for marketing since 1998", KnowThis.com is the marketing information section of The WWW Virtual Library. Since 1998, KnowThis.com has developed a comprehensive repository of information on marketing and its sister disciplines. The information is well organized in more than 140 topics. A neat tabbed interface is presented with 4 sections, of which the "Tutorials" section is the most sought after. Moreover, one can join the "marketing forums" and discuss the various issues on marketing. The tutorials are presented in well-arranged chapters. "Internet Marketing Insights" provides informatio on real online research.

A treasure for marketing information onlookers, Knowthis.com is accessible at http://www.knowthis.com

Fly 'High' in Research with HighBeam

2006-10-28T12:20:00.001+05:30

As HighBeam.com says, searching - "More than Search... it's Research" Find articles on varied disciplines from more than 35 million documents and 3,000 leading publications on HighBeam.com, a comprehensive database of free and paid articles. The search may be in HighBeam Library or Web or Reference Search. With an appealing tabbed search interface, HighBeam presents a daunting array of information, well searched and well arranged. You can find articles by subject too. An interesting feature is "Research Group" creation in which you can search only the sources you select.

It's better experienced than explained ;)

Log on to HighBeam.com...now!!!

Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians

2006-10-16T15:05:00.000+05:30

Writing for the Web: A Primer for Librarians is an excellent web document written exclusively for the library community. Eric H. Schnell takes you through a fascinating journey into the world of the Web. From the rudimentaries to the Advanced concepts of the web are presented in the simplest manner. This document is authored not to serve as an in-depth HTML guide for librarians, but as an introduction to Web content creation. With a well-arranged table of contents, list of more useful readings at the end of each chapter, a compact list of references and a glossary, this document is an indispensable source to gain a minimal knowledge of the web content creation process and tools.

Most interestingly, it is fully free!!!

Check out the table of contents at http://bones.med.ohio-state.edu/eric/papers/primer/toc.html

Citation Machine

2006-10-14T13:56:00.000+05:30

Citation Machine (Son of Citation Machine) generates citations automatically. A very handy tool for those who wish to give bibliographic citations in an article, paper, etc. To use Citation Machine, simply...

Click the citation format you need and then the type of resource you wish to cite,
Complete the Web form that appears with information from your source, and
Click Submit to generate standard bibliographic and in-text citations

Citations are generated in two most widely used styles, MLA and APA styles.
Citation Machine can be accessed at http://citationmachine.net

Browsing Guide For You

2006-09-23T11:02:00.000+05:30

"Don't Type Just Click" says bgfy.com, a comprehensive guide to websites organized into different categories you ever wished for. Be it music, sports, online shopping, education, TV, news or anything, Browsing Guide is always at your service. You can find a clean alphabetical index at the top as well as bottom of the home page. Easy to read 'n' easy to browse with Browsing Guide For You.

Log on to Browsing Guide For You at http://www.bgfy.com/

Clicking is fun at bgfy.com :)

Roll your own search engine at Rollyo!

2006-09-18T15:55:00.000+05:30

"I wish I had my own search engine." Now, take back those words. Here's Rollyo, giving you a chance to roll your own search engine. Create a searchroll (that's what rollyo calls it) of your own with websites to search from. Each searchroll can have a maximum of 25 websites to search. A great chance to narrow down your search to only a few sites. That's not all, you may edit the other public searchrolls too!!! Rollyo.com is an answer to those searching for information in specific sites frequently.

Roll you own search engine on rollyo.com

Check out my Library Marketing Search Engine at http://rollyo.com/a_rupeshkumar/library_marketing

Dictionary.com for your "wordly" needs

2006-09-05T11:05:00.000+05:30

If you are the one to look for meanings of words, their synonyms or antonyms frequently, dictionary.com is just the right place for you. Find meanings of words, search for synonyms, antonyms, etc. at Dictionary.com. The "Word of the Day" Section gives you one new word, its meaning, usage, pronunciation, origin, etc. everyday.

A real vocabulary improving site, Dictionary.com can be accessed at http://dictionary.reference.com/

Customised Images at no cost!

2006-08-17T13:33:00.000+05:30

Choose from hundreds of images, customize it, add your own text and download it. All this is possible at imagechef.com. Select a category, browse the images, choose one, add your own text, customize it and download. You can use the customized images on your blog or website. Isn't it a great idea?!!! Go ahead, log on to imagechef.com...now. More images and more features on registration.

Dynamic Quotations for you

2006-08-07T15:59:00.000+05:30

Why not sensitize the minds of readers of our blog or site with some dynamic quotations?!! Hmm, good thought. But where to find the quotations? Here's thinkexist.com to help you insert daily dynamic quotations onto your website or blog. That's not all! thinkexist.com is a "search engine of quotations." Search for quotations on the basis of quotation itself, or author or keywords or topics...and more.

So, log on to http://www.thinkexist.com for more on and for quotations
and...
to http://en.thinkexist.com/DailyQuotation/customize.asp for daily dynamic quotations for your website or blog.

"Finding Quotations Was Never This Easy":)

Want a Clock for your site or blog?

2006-08-05T16:10:00.000+05:30

Ever wanted a clock for your website or blog? Though you can write a program to have a clock on your site, it's a hard-nut-to-crack for non-programmers. Here's is a place where you can find numerous fashionable readymade clock for your site or blog. It's ClockLink.com. With hundreds of categories to choose from, clocklink gives you the easiest way to embed a timer or clock onto your website or blog. Just select a clock, copy the html code onto your webpage source or blog template, and enjoy the ticking ;)

The time moves with you when you have clocklink.

Calendarhome.com for 'day'ly needs

2006-07-18T13:26:00.000+05:30

Calendarhome.com is a site exclusively meant for providing calendars. Many of us may have interest in current year calendar. But there are times when we hunt for calendars of previous years, previous centuries or even previous millennium. Calendarhome.com is just the right place to look for calendars. You can get a calendar of the current year, any one year or a hundred years or even for ten thousand years (mind you! on a single page)!!! ready for download in the file format of your choice.

The plain calendars are free, but the photo calendars are only on payment.

So, log on to calendarhome.com.

"Aha, No diet for dates"

Surveymonkey.com for Online Surveys

2006-07-17T15:31:00.000+05:30

surveymonkey.com, as the site says, is indeed a revolutionary tool for online surveying. If you are a student, a working professional or a researcher looking to gather some data from participants in an easy way, then surveymonkey.com is the right place for you.

Choose from over a dozen of different types of questions, choose from a variety of templates and create your survey/questionnaire. Control the colors and other formatting options for your survey.

surveymonkey.com needs sign up for creating questionnaires. Log on to surveymonkey.com for more on online surveys.

The basic subscription to surveymonkey needs just a sign up. But professional subscription, which includes some advanced feature, is available on payment.

A few other online survey tools:

zoomerang.com
web-online-surveys.com (seems to be good at statistics)
supersurvey.com

A good list of online survey tools can be found at http://www.surveymonkey.com/Pricing.asp

Wikimapia, the map mania

2006-07-14T16:29:00.000+05:30

Wikimapia was created by Alexandre Koriakine and Evgeniy Saveliev, inspired by Google maps and Wikipedia. It helps one to find out his/her favorite places, name them, give a description, add a landmark and even edit the description already created. Isn't that cool??? It is powered by Google Earth and inspired by the "wiki" concept. So, what are you waiting for??? Log on to http://www.wikimapia.org

(Thanks to Mr.Prabhakar K P (prabhukpp@gmail.com) for suggesting this site.

Online Dictionary for LIS

2006-07-07T12:26:00.000+05:30

Libraries Unlimited, a leading publisher in the field of Library & Information Science, provides ODLIS, the Online Dictionary for Library and Information Science compiled by Joan M. Reitz. A comprehensive listing of LIS terms, ODLIS, covers definitions of terms ranging from the old to new, classical terms to trendy terms. A good source for the seekers of LIS terms and their definitions.

ODLIS can be accessed at http://lu.com/odlis/

The site includes an Alphabetical Index and a good "About" page with useful information and links.

The Work is now available in print too.

Server.com for hosting web applications

2006-06-27T12:03:00.000+05:30

Have you ever wanted to find a place on the web to host your address book?? Looking for a good server to host a database?? Here's server.com to meet all your web hosting needs.

server.com since 1996 is providing a platform for creating and hosting web applications. It classifies the applications into: DiscussionApp, ListApp, DBApp, CalendarApp, NewsApp and GroupApps.

A good choice to host data for free to a certain extent. Go ahead and try out creating different Apps at Server.com

Synonym.com Antonym.com

2006-04-05T12:20:00.000+05:30

Looking for synonyms of a word but don't know where to find? Fond of finding antonyms for cryptic words, but don't have an idea where to look for? Here is synonym.com helping you out online to find synonyms, antonyms and definitions of english words.

Synonym.com is built on WordNet, an online lexical reference system (an electronic lexical database) developed by the Cognitive Science Laboratory of Princeton University under the direction of Prof.George A.Miller.

The most interesting news about WordNet is that you can download its newest version 2.1(available for Windows and Unix-like Operating Systems) from the WordNet site http://wordnet.princeton.edu/

Check out synonyms, antonyms and definitions at http://www.synonym.com

E-LIS, E-prints in Library and Information Science

2006-03-07T16:34:00.000+05:30

E-LIS, The Open Archive for Library and Information Science is a very useful site for those who are on the look out for information, published or unpublished on Librarianship, Information Science and Technology, and related areas. The site provides for both simple and advanced search options. E-prints can be browsed on author, journal or book, subject, country, year or latest additions. Search can be performed on titles, abstracts or keywords or for full text of the e-prints. You need to sign up to get full text articles.

A truly useful site, E-LIS, can be checked out at http://eprints.rclis.org/

Launch own website? Where?

2006-02-17T13:05:00.000+05:30

Wanna launch your own website? Looking for the best web host?? But don't know ABC of HTML or web design? Then, consult a web designing firm, spend some money and get it launched. Keep paying the firm often for site maintenance.................and at last...turn a bankrupt!!!

Or, visit Shortal, a really really cool free web host. It not just hosts your web pages, but helps to build your own web site from the scratch. It doesn't make any difference whether you know HTML or not. Shortal gives 50 MB of space for storing whatever you want to.

The most interesting thing about Shortal is that it has a built-in web page editor, which helps you build web pages instantly. It is WYSIWYG too!!! So, What You See Is What You Get.

And what's more? Shortal has a built-in emailing, blogging and snip URL facilities. Oh, I'm short of words. Just visit http://www.shortal.com

Read Newspapers Online

2006-02-17T12:50:00.000+05:30

Everyone loves newspapers. From a common man to a scholar; from a librarian to a scrap shop owner, everyone loves newspapers for one reason or the other. We gain from newspapers when we own them. We do gain from them even when we dispose them. They're so profitable in one way or the other.

But how about reading newspapers online? Interesting for some and... boring for others! Because they say "don't get an appeal of print newspaper, when we read them online." Wait! reading newspapers online? I meant, reading the digitized copy of a newspaper!!! Aha, here comes an interesting stuff!!!

Pressdisplay.com is a site which provides the digitized copies of 255 leading dailies from 55 countries!!! Uh, isn't is great? Pressdisplay.com lists the newspapers countrywise. Face pages can be viewed. But, needs a simple sign up to view other pages.

Check out the site at Pressdisplay.com

Directory of Open Access Journals

2006-02-16T15:28:00.000+05:30

"Welcome to the Directory of Open Access Journals", says DOAJ. DOAJ is a one-stop shop for all open access journals. Open Access Journals are freely accessible journals over the Web. As of today, about 2036 journals are listed in DOAJ, of which about 507 are searchable at the article level. About 83,264 articles are included in the Directory. The Journals can be searched on title or can be browsed by subject.

DOAJ is really a gift to information professionals. Visit DOAJ at http://www.doaj.org

BUBL Information Service for all...

2006-02-16T13:16:00.000+05:30

I'm sure you will love to visit this site again and again once you know about it. BUBL Information Service is a catalogue of select Internet resources covering almost all academic subject areas. Interestingly, the site follows Dewey Decimal Classification for the arrangement of subjects!!! It also provides an alpha index at the top of the page. This is really a soothing site for an Information Professional. The whole Universe of Knowledge is at your fingertips once you visit BUBL Information Service site.

So, do check out BUBL Information Service and you will never say "oops! no information" again!!!

Best Free Reference Web Sites Combined Index

2006-02-14T13:27:00.000+05:30

The American Library Association (ALA), Reference and User Services Association (RUSA) has issued a very comprehensive Index of Best Free Reference Web Sites, which are listed during 1999-2005. This is really a huge repository for the people, especially Library and Information Professionals.

Check this out at ALA | Best Free Reference Web Sites Combined Index

Websites you can trust

2006-02-14T13:19:00.000+05:30

Wanna be a Cyberarian???But don't have any idea where to look for Internet Resources??? There are many websites which a Cyberarian can really rely upon. Find a list of Websites you can trust at

Librarians' Internet Index

Text...full? and free..?

2006-02-14T13:09:00.001+05:30

I always wished how nice it would be, if i can find a site where i can get all stuff I want, for free. Not just abstracts, but full text!!! I was really thrilled when I found "A Supplement to every library catalogue on the Planet". I have found really what I needed to get free and full text.

Just check out freefulltext.com

It's free and full text all around. Go ahead!!!

Tizag for Tutorials

2006-02-13T11:29:00.000+05:30

Wanna learn SQL? Fond of becoming a web designer but don't have any idea where to look for tutorial stuff? Just check out Tizag, a collection of tutorials in SQL, MySQL, PHP, PERL, CSS, HTML....the list goes on...As the website says, Tizag - Unlock your potential, it really "UNLOCKS YOUR POTENTIAL"

Check out Tizag's Tutorials

OAI for beginners - the Open Archives Forum Online Tutorial

2006-02-13T11:11:00.000+05:30

Hello All,

Being a Library and Information Professional, one has to catch up with the recent trends and developments in Information Technology. The buzzing word of today in the information sector is OAI-PMH i.e., the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting. This has become the de facto protocol for distributing electronic resources via the networks.

Wanna learn more about OAI-PMH, just check out

The Open Archives Forum Online Tutorial

The Hollywood Librarian

2006-02-13T11:07:00.000+05:30

The Hollywood Librarian - A Look at Librarians in Cinema and Society,
is a full-length, feature documentary film now in production.
The first of its kind, this film will show the realities of 21st
century librarianship in the entertaining and appealing context of
American movies.

For More Information Please have a look at this site

The Hollywood Librarian

Google Services Blog

2006-02-13T11:01:00.000+05:30

Hello All,

Once in a while, everyone must have used Google to search for information on one or the other aspect. But have you ever thought how nice it would be if we could have a comprehensive guide for all the services offered by Google?!!

Yes, there is one. The Google Services Blog is a place where you can find information on almost all services offered by Google.

More information at Google Services Blog

My First Posting

2006-02-08T11:36:00.000+05:30

Hello everyone,

This is my first posting on my blog. Here onwards you will be getting many useful postings from me on many aspects of Library & Information Science and allied areas.