New Zealand
- A ragtag bunch of computer misfits: Our Digital Object Workbench | @NLNZ. (BoK5)
Worldwide
- A great video: Cycling for Libraries 2012, Day 8 via @loidagarciafebo. (BoK1)
- A Spotify equivalent for audiobooks? via @myleejoseph. (BoK7)
- Core Journals in Library and Information Science: Developing a Methodology for Ranking LIS Journals via @aarontay. (BoK6)
- Just started listening to: Fiction for Young Adults analyzes the focus, content, & marketing of the genre via @katejf. (BoK4)
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