The Online Burma/Myanmar Library is a database which functions as an annotated, classified and hyperlinked index to full texts of individual Burma documents on the Internet. It also houses a growing collection of articles, conference papers, theses, books, reports, archives and directories on-site. The Library's starting point historically was the Burma Peace Foundation's documentation of the human rights situation in Burma, and with the UN Burma material, this area still comprises about half the total number of items. This ratio is falling as the other sections -- Bibliographies/research, Economy, Geography, Health, History, Military, Politics and Government, Society and Culture, etc. -- are built up. They invite specialists to provide various levels of input in their specific areas of knowledge, from commenting on the structure, sending web addresses (URLs) of online items that should be added, emailing documents to be placed directly on the site, to editing whole sections or sub-sections.

"When you want to know more but don't know where to look." Groklaw is a comprehensive legal news resource created by Pamela Jones. It is a journalistic enterprise whose aim is to unite people to work together knowledgeably to contribute to the defense of Linux, the kernel, and Free and Open Source Software (FOSS). Groklaw contains an archive of every significant element in the history of the SCO v. IBM, SCO v. Novell, SCO v. AutoZone, SCO v. DaimlerChrysler and Red Hat v. SCO lawsuits, including transcripts of the legal documents filed in plain text and transcripts of teleconferences and media events.

PJ has recently won the Knowledge Master's Award for innovation from the Knowledge Trust and the Louis Round Wilson Academy.

Free Burma is a collection of software, hardware, documentation, and volunteers, all doing what we're best at to hasten the replacement of the current military government who tortures its citizens with one chosen by the people who live there. What Free Burma has to offer is information, and assistance in its dissemination.

Bob Young, founder of Lulu.com, Lulu.tv, and Red Hat is coming to speak at UNC. Join us in the Sonja Haynes Stone Center at UNC-Chapel Hill, Tuesday, October 30th from 3:30-5:00pm.

One of the first library-related blogs, librarian.net has been providing links and commentary on library issues with a radical librarian perspective. Created in 1999 and maintained by rarin' librarian Jessamyn West, librarian.net has traveled to Australia, the Democratic National Convention, the chambers of the American Library Association Council, and library conferences across the US. Visit the site to learn more about open source library tools, digital rights management, the library funding crisis, and the USA PATRIOT Act.

Jessamyn West is featured not once but twice in this slide show from the New York Times Style section associated with an article entitled “All-Stars of the Clever Riposte” on blog commenters and on Metafilter.

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