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EDUCAUSE | Podcasts and OCLC

An Interview with James Michalko (12/18/2006)
An Interview with Greg Jackson (10/19/2006)
An Interview with OCLC's Thomas Hickey (05/19/2006)
An interview with Joyce Ray of IMLS (04/27/2006)
An interview with NCSU's Kristin Antelmann (04/14/2006)

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About OCLC

Founded in 1967, OCLC Online Computer Library Center is a nonprofit, membership, computer library service and research organization dedicated to the public purposes of furthering access to the world's information and reducing information costs.

OCLC recently acquired RLG.

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OCLC News

The latest OCLC news headlines.

OCLC and Recorded Books agree to new partnership (09/12/2008)
Jerome Offord Jr. named Manager, OCLC Corporate Inclusion (09/10/2008)
Jackie Dooley joins OCLC Programs and Research staff as Consulting Archivist (08/27/2008)
OCLC pilots WorldCat Copyright Evidence Registry (08/25/2008)
OCLC Research launches crosswalk Web Service demo (08/21/2008)

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OCLC Research

The latest announcements from OCLC Research

OCLC Researcher's Java OpenURL Package Enables Image Dissemination in djatoka (10/09/2008)
Deadline approaches for LIS faculty research grant proposals (09/12/2008)
OCLC Programs and Research launches Above the Fold weekly current awareness electronic newsletter (09/04/2008)
Annual Highlights of the RLG Partnership and OCLC Programs and Research Now Available (08/12/2008)
OCLC Research Launches Crosswalk Web Service Demo (07/28/2008)

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OCLC Distinguished Seminar Series

Each year OCLC invites distinguished professionals to Dublin to make presentations on topics of current interest. The topics sometimes align closely with research directions within OCLC, but also may represent areas of interest to the library and information science community not formally under study by OCLC researchers.