Open Source Web Applications for Libraries

Beth Bradley

Abstract


With the economy in turmoil, libraries everywhere are looking for ways to save money while continuing to offer new and innovative services. Open source software offers a way to do this, a low cost way to experiment with and offer new services. From blogs to NextGen catalogs,  Open Source Web Applications surveys what’s out there and offers suggestions for installation and implementation.


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open source; book review

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