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: Jason the Content Librarian

Interview with Aaron Swartz

By Jason

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Today, I attended a presentation at the Sterling Memorial Library by Aaron Swartz. He came to talk about his project, The Open Library. If you haven’t heard of this project it’s definitely worth checking out. It was a great talk and he had a very interesting perspective on things. He’s “kind of a big deal” and holds a special place for law librarians.

So it was really great to take a few minutes afterwards to ask him just a few questions about libraries and the Open Library. Sorry the sound is crap, I have two flip video cameras (long story), and hadn’t used this one before. It may be a little annoying, but I think the short video is too good not to post.

Full post as published by Jason the Content Librarian on March 25, 2009 (boomark / email).

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