Have you ever received one of those pesky automatic copyright takedown notices? They are so irritating. Especially when they are … well … not accurate. Here’s an example. A long time ago (around 2010), I made a short time lapse video of clouds … [Continue reading]
Smart Audio Report from NPR and Editor Research
I just read this report from Edison Research about smart audio.Here are some interesting stats from the report: 35% of Americans 18+ own a smart speaker62% use a voice assistant on a variety of devices, including things like smart speakers, … [Continue reading]
Don’t Do Email Marketing Like This
I'm planning to go to ALA2022 in Washington DC at the end of June (well, like 90% sure). I'm starting to get vendor emails about the conference - mostly invites to breakfasts, private events, and product launches. Normal vendor stuff. That's all … [Continue reading]
Five Ways to Up your Library’s Mobile Game – new article
I have another new(ish) article in the April 2022 Computers in Libraries magazine. It's focused on easy ways to make your customer's mobile experience a better one. Here are my five points in the article: Make sure your website works on … [Continue reading]
Exploring Library Engagement Platforms, Tools, and Techniques
I have a new article in Computers in Libraries magazine that has been posted at Information Today, all about different types of Library Engagement Platforms. Here's the beginning of the article: "Library software has come a long way from the … [Continue reading]
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