I decided to do a quick 30-minute podcast with Jason Griffey (member: griffey ), the Head of Library IT at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and one of my favorite Library 2.0 people. Jason was the organizer of this year's BIGWIG Showcase , an innovative "camp"-style session at the American Library Associations conference in Anaheim. He is also the co-author of the recent Library Blogging , with Karen Coombs (who gets the first-author love). It's my plan to talk with interesting people from all parts of the book "world." Casual blog readers should be aware, though, that this is a very library-focused talk. We spent the first 14 minutes talking about BIGWIG and about library conference talks generally. Then we got into his book and I tried to stir things up a bit by challenging him on library blogging. We closed with the death of the library—and what can prevent it. I may need to sit down with Library Podcasting to figure out the best way to make podcasts available. Until then, I'm just going to throw the file up as a MP3 here ( here ) and through this nifty flash plug-in. ...
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I decided to do a quick 30-minute podcast with Jason Griffey (member: griffey ), the Head of Library IT at University of Tennessee at Chattanooga, and one of my favorite Library 2.0 people. Jason was the organizer of this year's BIGWIG Showcase , an innovative "camp"-style session at the American Library Associations conference in Anaheim. He is also the co-author of the recent Library Blogging , with Karen Coombs (who gets the first-author love). It's my plan to talk with interesting people from all parts of the book "world." Casual blog readers should be aware, though, that this is a very library-focused talk. We spent the first 14 minutes talking about BIGWIG and about library conference talks generally. Then we got into his book and I tried to stir things up a bit by challenging him on library blogging. We closed with the death of the library—and what can prevent it. I may need to sit down with Library Podcasting to figure out the best way to make podcasts available. Until then, I'm just going to throw the file up as a MP3 here ( here ) and through this nifty flash plug-in. ...