Thanks to Talis for the link

Posted on January 30, 2005 under Uncategorized

Talis, a company across the pond, is “the market leading provider of products and services for public and academic libraries in the UK and Ireland”. To keep in touch with and help educate their clients on the products they provide as well as other stuff on the internet, they’ve developed a set of channels called the Talis Community, which includes a channel on blogs.

Along with the Talis blog, Panlibus, where the “Talis staff will muse, reflect, declare and who knows what about the library and information business and other loosely connected things”, they list other library related blogs, where I’m listed in the US section.

So very nifty! Thanks to Talis for the link, and for helping me discover another company that does good things for libraries.

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