Why do libraries spend thousands of dollars a year on Microsoft Windows licenses for pc’s that are only used for access to the internet?
I’m no expert by any means, so it’s possible that they think it’s worth it so they won’t need a separate server for those computers, but in reality they probably already have a dedicated [...]
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Netflix has a long tail. It’s true, I saw it in the library.
Posted in Library 2.0, tagged academic libraries, academic library, customer service, customer services, entertainment, free, interlibrary loan, librarian, librarians, libraries, library, Library 2.0, library patrons, library users, long tail, movies on demand, netflix, public libraries, public library, television on April 15, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Library Journal published a short article last year about small libraries using Netflix to supply movies to patrons. It’s a short article and doesn’t say much, but the interest and ideas it sparks make up a hundred fold for the small amount of screenspace it needs to be read – at least for me.
At the time I thought this [...]
