Renaissance Utterances

February was a prolific work blogging month where I enjoyed investigating the art (and science) of collaboration. As Vable's Topic S...

Where were you for the start of 2019? This was originally published on the current awareness based  Vable blog in January but I wanted ...

This article was originally published on Iris Briefings  but I feel strongly about the message it sends. When we create content, who are we ...

These notes conclude the second half of the IALS  Centre for Law & Information Policy launch on Tuesday 24th February. The theme was ...

These notes make up the first part of the IALS  Centre for Law & Information Policy on Tuesday 24th February. The theme was ‘Informat...

Old and New Clare Style Collyer Bristow is home to a long-standing art gallery which presents the best and most interesting contemporary...

What do I know about wearable tech? What do I know about my own privacy settings on the tech that I carry about with me? How much of my pe...

Although I write about a variety of subjects, some of my recent posts are responding to pockets of social media illiteracy and are mostly ...

This is part of a wider project that I am currently working on. I am about to start on the actual evaluation of what the National Museum o...

’ Do you remember when you started your first post-university professional job? When you were eager to sign up to your professional organi...

Two of the best things about being in law librarianship for decades are 1. seeing the changes in colours of institutions’ rule books; 2. the...

It has been said that ‘ information is the lifeblood of law and the legal profession ’. And to this I would like to add, law firms continue ...

Google Alerts are emails sent to you when Google finds new results, such as web pages, newspaper articles, or blogs that match your search...

Lexis users have always suffered from information overload. Lexis Library contains a wealth of information but unless you are willing to l...

I’ve been following the arguments surrounding the publishing of scientific research with interest; what the Guardian are calling an ‘ Acad...

Barriers to communication My first post was about jargon, which is a very effective barrier to communication within an organisation. In...

Having promised the utterances of a renaissance woman here are some musings on something a little more serious. I am currently doing a cou...