From a74ca436c55f5a4ab527ba3b5dc99bb225cdbaa6 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Kaitlin Newson Date: Sat, 12 Dec 2020 14:16:07 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] remove broken quicktime videos --- ...2009-02-20-code4lib-2009-lightning-talks.md | 6 +++--- ...why-libraries-should-embrace-linked-data.md | 8 -------- ...-future-for-libraries-a-comedy-in-3-acts.md | 18 ++---------------- _posts/2009-05-08-djatoka-for-djummies.md | 9 --------- ...sing-dvcs-for-managing-archival-metadata.md | 9 --------- _posts/2009-05-08-libx-2-0.md | 9 --------- ...simple-access-through-atompub-and-jangle.md | 9 --------- ...ing-your-data-from-your-dbms-into-lucene.md | 9 --------- ...-08-open-up-your-repository-with-a-sword.md | 9 --------- .../2009-05-08-restafarian-ism-at-the-nla.md | 9 --------- _posts/2009-05-08-the-dashboard-initiative.md | 9 --------- ...rontier-the-open-library-environment-ole.md | 9 --------- ...acklight-as-a-unified-discovery-platform.md | 10 ---------- ...9-05-13-sebastian-hammer-keynote-address.md | 9 --------- ...ata-introducing-biblios-net-web-services.md | 8 -------- _posts/2009-05-14-complete-faceting.md | 5 ----- ...he-open-source-web-based-metadata-editor.md | 4 ---- ...05-14-freebasing-for-fun-and-enhancement.md | 4 ---- ...an-open-source-free-text-citation-parser.md | 4 ---- ...e-links-to-amazon-and-google-book-search.md | 5 ----- ...rising-sun-making-the-most-of-solr-power.md | 12 +----------- ...at-we-talk-about-when-we-talk-about-frbr.md | 5 ----- ...-05-15-if-you-love-something-set-it-free.md | 9 --------- ...egy-what-it-means-for-library-developers.md | 4 ---- ...-visualizing-media-archives-a-case-study.md | 4 ---- 25 files changed, 6 insertions(+), 190 deletions(-) diff --git a/_posts/2009-02-20-code4lib-2009-lightning-talks.md b/_posts/2009-02-20-code4lib-2009-lightning-talks.md index 2859b6c..280a740 100644 --- a/_posts/2009-02-20-code4lib-2009-lightning-talks.md +++ b/_posts/2009-02-20-code4lib-2009-lightning-talks.md @@ -34,7 +34,7 @@ See 2008 Lightning Talks.

Email Roy Tennant with presentation files and/or corrections to this page.

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Tuesday, February 24, [QuickTime Video] [Internet Archive Video]

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Tuesday, February 24, [Internet Archive Video]

  1. The eXtensible Catalog Project [Slides in PPT], David Lindahl
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Wednesday, February 25, [QuickTime Video] [Internet Archive Video]

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Wednesday, February 25, [Internet Archive Video]

  1. Build A Connector Online Now : the Connector Framework Firefox extension / Mike Taylor (IndexData)
  2. Code4Lib Annual Award for Some Sort of Good Software (that should probably be open source) / Eric Lease Morgan
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  3. SALT Project / Chris Fitzpatrick (Stanford University)
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Thursday, February 26, [QuickTime Video] [Internet Archive Video]

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  1. bookgenius.org / Chris Morgan
    2. diff --git a/_posts/2009-05-01-why-libraries-should-embrace-linked-data.md b/_posts/2009-05-01-why-libraries-should-embrace-linked-data.md index 281a934..28f2513 100644 --- a/_posts/2009-05-01-why-libraries-should-embrace-linked-data.md +++ b/_posts/2009-05-01-why-libraries-should-embrace-linked-data.md @@ -17,10 +17,6 @@ permalink: /conference/2009/soderback/ Anders Söderbäck, National Library of Sweden The promise of Linked Data is not that it is another way of aggregating data. For too long have library data been trapped within data-silos only accessible through obscure protocols. Why is access to library data still an issue? Letting everyone access and link to library data lets anyone build the next killer app. LIBRIS, the Swedish Union Catalogue is, since the beginning of this year, available as Linked Data. We discuss how and why. -

     

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