RDA test news from ALA Midwinter 2011

The ALA Midwinter 2011 conference wrapped up this week and there's been some informative blogging coming out of it on cataloging and metadata issues.

Here's a post you might have missed: Onward, by fits and bounds? by Galen Charlton. It's a good summary of the panel forum of RDA test participants.

Another overview of the same forum is Diane Hillmann's Irresistible apology of the day.

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[toronto dui lawyer]

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[local SEO]

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