Rats!!

bq laments the fact that an article on her special area of interest, data quality, has shown up in a sister publication but takes heart that she’s getting a follow-up article on data loss in an upcoming issue of her pub.

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Homecoming

bq longs to rejoin a well-known library association, if only it wasn’t so anti-Google Books!

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Too Close for Comfort

The fearless bq looks for the silver lining behind the impact the economy is having on libraries of all kinds and instead finds treachery in a most unlikely, not to mention disturbing, place.

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The Course of Inquiry

This month, bq ponders what influence, if any, universal online has had on the way the human mind processes and looks for information.

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Google and Librarians

Must librarians save the world from Google? It hasn’t come to that yet, according to bq.

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Money Searching

Searchers take heart. bq says end users still need info pros to do their intermediate searches for them in the areas of patents, CI, and much more!

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Stormy Seas and Piracy

Surf’s up. Waaaay up. But bq says by asking the right questions to the right people, info pros can stay afloat during—and after—this bout of rough weather.

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