Access 2006 :: Ross Singer - The Ümlaut and Ü: Öpening the OpenURL

Talk given at the Access 2006 conference on October 13, 2006.

MP3 (9:43)

Ross Singer is an application developer at Georgia Tech Library, creating web services for both the public web presence, maintaining the library’s intranet, and working to create an R&D lab for library apps. He founded the Metro Atlanta Library Technology Association (MALTA) in 2005. Earlier, he worked in library IT at both Emory University General Libraries and University of Tennessee Libraries and had a short stint in the corporate world at internet.com (now JupiterMedia) in New York City. Ross has a B.A. in Theatre from the University of Tennessee. See his website for more on his projects, papers and presentations.

Dan Chudnov :: Library Geeks 001 - Fun with OpenURL

Originally posted by Dan Chudnov on August 7, 2006.

Hear ye, hear ye, we have met the Library Geeks and we are us: Listen to Library Geeks 001 - Fun with OpenURL.

Ross Singer joins me for the first episode, wherein we discuss OpenURL, the state of the OpenURL resolver marketplace, and the innovative work Ross is leading at the Georgia Tech library to implement a next-generation resolver.

Notes:

• Learn more about the umlaut at the umlaut trac
• The JCDL paper on statistics is available through the umlaut itself