Listen Up! #3
Welcome to the June 2005 edition of Listen Up!, news and information programming from the Decatur Campus Library of Georgia Perimeter College.
Listen Up! #3 (mp3)
You can listen directly from the blog by clicking on the above link or by subscribing to our podcast feed.
This edition is around 23 minutes long and features library news, information on Creative Commons, and some Summer reading suggestions.
Contributors:
David Free, Jennifer Link, Tessa Minchew
Featured Links/ Further Information:
Decatur Campus Library Hours
Decatur Campus Library Phone Numbers
LexisNexis Academic (GALILEO Database)
GALILEO Password Information
Creative Commons
Yahoo Creative Commons Search
CC Mixter
Suggested Readings:
Intellectual Property/ Copyright
Gantz, John. Pirates of the Digital Millennium. K1485 .G36 2005 (Decatur)
Kusek, David. The Future of Music. ML3790 .K86 2005 (Decatur)
Lessing, Lawrence. Free Culture. KF2979 .L47 2004 (Decatur and Clarkston)
McLeod, Kimbrew. Freedom of Expression. KF2979 .M348 2005 (Decatur)
Tessa Minchew's Summer Reading
Adams, Douglas. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. PR6051.D3352 H5 1980 (Clarkston and Rockdale)
America : The Book. PN6231.P6 S843 2004 (Clarkston and Dunwoody)
Fielding, Helen. Bridget Jones's Diary. PR6056.I4588 B75 1998 (Clarkston)
Lileks, James. The Gallery of Regrettable Food. TX714 .L555 2001 (Dunwoody)
Sedaris, David. Me Talk Pretty One Day. PS3569.E314 M4 2000 (Clarkston)
Jennifer Link's Summer Reading
Gross, Terry. All I Did Was Ask. HE8697.95.U6 G76 2004 (Clarkston)
Niffenegger, Audrey. The Time Traveler's Wife. PS3564.I362 T56 2003(Clarkston and Dunwoody)
Pickett, Rex. Sideways. PS3566.I316 S55 2004 (Clarkston)
Music Credits:
Artist: Roger McGuinn
Track: "James Alley Blues"
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0
Artist: JSN
Track: "Counterfeit Funk (The Open Source Conspiracy)"
License: Creative Commons NonCommercial Sampling Plus
Artist: Sinister Dexter
Track: "Broadband Connection"
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0
Listen Up! #3 (mp3)
You can listen directly from the blog by clicking on the above link or by subscribing to our podcast feed.
This edition is around 23 minutes long and features library news, information on Creative Commons, and some Summer reading suggestions.
Contributors:
David Free, Jennifer Link, Tessa Minchew
Featured Links/ Further Information:
Decatur Campus Library Hours
Decatur Campus Library Phone Numbers
LexisNexis Academic (GALILEO Database)
GALILEO Password Information
Creative Commons
Yahoo Creative Commons Search
CC Mixter
Suggested Readings:
Intellectual Property/ Copyright
Gantz, John. Pirates of the Digital Millennium. K1485 .G36 2005 (Decatur)
Kusek, David. The Future of Music. ML3790 .K86 2005 (Decatur)
Lessing, Lawrence. Free Culture. KF2979 .L47 2004 (Decatur and Clarkston)
McLeod, Kimbrew. Freedom of Expression. KF2979 .M348 2005 (Decatur)
Tessa Minchew's Summer Reading
Adams, Douglas. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy. PR6051.D3352 H5 1980 (Clarkston and Rockdale)
America : The Book. PN6231.P6 S843 2004 (Clarkston and Dunwoody)
Fielding, Helen. Bridget Jones's Diary. PR6056.I4588 B75 1998 (Clarkston)
Lileks, James. The Gallery of Regrettable Food. TX714 .L555 2001 (Dunwoody)
Sedaris, David. Me Talk Pretty One Day. PS3569.E314 M4 2000 (Clarkston)
Jennifer Link's Summer Reading
Gross, Terry. All I Did Was Ask. HE8697.95.U6 G76 2004 (Clarkston)
Niffenegger, Audrey. The Time Traveler's Wife. PS3564.I362 T56 2003(Clarkston and Dunwoody)
Pickett, Rex. Sideways. PS3566.I316 S55 2004 (Clarkston)
Music Credits:
Artist: Roger McGuinn
Track: "James Alley Blues"
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.0
Artist: JSN
Track: "Counterfeit Funk (The Open Source Conspiracy)"
License: Creative Commons NonCommercial Sampling Plus
Artist: Sinister Dexter
Track: "Broadband Connection"
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0
posted by David at 2:57 PM
3 Comments:
Me Talk Pretty One Day...I could read that every week! Excellent recommendation, Tessa. Everyone read it now.
Great job pronouncing Niffenegger!
I as well could read Me Talk... over and over. Great book. Seriously. Go read it.
I'm sure I made up for that accidental correct pronunciation somewhere else!
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