Notes on the #mlamobile Webcast (Questions and Comments)
So, we had just decided that we should encourage people to tweet about the Webcast using a hashtag and we jumped online to announce it…and discovered Nikki Dettmar had beaten us to it by a few minutes. GMTA, Nikki.  Anyway, it has been a lot of fun reading the tweets and I’m so grateful to those who participated for providing such useful, fun, fast feedback. Some tweets I found interesting:

Webcast Tomorrow on Twitter: #mlamobile
So we’re in Chicago getting ready for the Webcast tomorrow. We just figured out that we want people to be able to submit questions or discuss the Webcast on Twitter, so use the hashtag #mlamobile to do so. Thanks! -David, Bart, Max, and Emily (Nikki set up an archive for these tweets at Twapper Keeper.) _______________ Feed-only Footer: Hey! You’re reading this in an aggregator of some kind! [sarcasm]Haven’t you heard

Another Question about ‘Clinical Reader’ …and the NEJM
So, Clinical Reader shows video content from the NEJM, including a video on chest tube insertion (yeah, the same one I blogged about a ways back). I thought this was odd. After all, if you go to the NEJM’s home for this video, it clearly says one needs a subscription to view the content. Hmmm. So I decided to look around for any notes from either organization that would indicate Clinical Reader is using this video c

Vlogging: ‘Library 101′ and the AL
I’ve never videoblogged before and I’m not sure I’ll ever do it again, but it was fun to try. Please see embedded YouTube video below. Links mentioned in the embedded video above: http://davidrothman.net/category/library-20/ http://www.libraryman.com/blog/essays-on-101/ _______________ Feed-only Footer: Have you checked out

New PubMed Video (U of Manitoba)