Are you an Australian library blogger?
Are you one of the 39 bloggers who participated in Meredith’s survey of the bibliogosphere?
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It’s amazing to see how the local blog scene has grown over the past two years, we are [...]

Meredith Farkas, of Information Wants To Be Free, has begun posting the results of her 2007 survey of the Biblioblogosphere. Of interest in the demographics section is that 39 bloggers from Oz participated, along with 6 from NZ. Whereas in the 2005 results, there were a total of 5 bloggers from Oz & NZ combined.

Oedb (Online Education Database) has released a rankings list of the top 25 librarian bloggers.  Using Google Page Rank, Alexa Rank, Technorati Authority and Bloglines Subscribers, they have listed what they consider the biggest blogs by librarians.
Unfortunately, its missing what I would consider to be top rankers from its review, including Information Wants to be [...]

Friday, September 28, 2007

9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Australian Blogging Conference"This will be an unusual conference. We generally won’t have speakers, panels or an audience. We will have discussions and sessions, and each session will have a discussion leader. " — website…

Queensland University of Technology Brisbane

Today a new feature of LINT has been released. It is called THALI - Tags. There is link to it in the top of every page or you can visit it directly by going to http://librariesinteract.info/thali-tags/.
What is the THALI - Tag cloud? It is tag cloud made up of tags derived from posts from the [...]

Meredith Farkas from Information Wants to be Free is conducting a 2007 Survey of the Biblioblogosphere.  She is aiming to see how the biblioblogosphere has developed since her initial such survey in 2005.  All people involved in library blogs, whether in libraries or personally, are asked to participate.  More information is available at Information Wants [...]

Libworld is a series of posts by guest bloggers on library blogging in their countries. If you are interested in an overview of the state of library blogging around the world, this is a good source. Articles are all written in English, and so far twelve countries have been covered.
Australia already has an article (disclosure, [...]

Wow another month has flown by and its been busy, busy, busy throughout Australian library blogland.
The month began with LINT getting into the spirit of Australian Library Week by running a competition which started off as Get creative in May and soon became Your Library in 2010. Although we only had a few entries [...]

Derek Whitehead is currently Director, Information Resources and University Copyright Officer at Swinburne University of Technology. He is Vice President Elect of ALIA and was conferred with a Fellowship of ALIA in 1995.
That’s not what impressed me when I was digging around for an introduction for this LINTerview . I’m impressed that he’s obviously [...]

March 2007 was quite a busy month in Australian library blogland. Various RL library events have blogged about, such as the L2 Unconference in Melbourne. Jessamyn West’s visit to Australia had quite an impact in the Aussie blogosphere, and was blogged by CW, techxplorer, Kayo and Sputty. Australian LIS bloggers have played a role in [...]