Chris Zammarelli's blog

And now the final part of our survey of government information news sources. (If you've missed part one and part two, read them first or else the plot twist in this part won't make any sense!)  read more »

When last we met, I had begun to talk about government information news resources. In today's post, I'll be looking at a couple of unexpected resources.  read more »

This may or may not explain why I haven't posted to my LibGig blog in a while, but it does at least tie in to the theme: I recently began my job as a cataloger for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Central Library. It's a contract position through InfoCurrent, and it's my first job as a fully-licensed librarian. W00t!  read more »

ALA’s annual conference gets underway today in Anaheim, CA. For me, ALA is the New Year’s Eve of conferences. Usually, on New Year’s Eve, I stay at home and watch the night unfold on television. One year, though, my wife and I went to Times Square to celebrate. It’s the same way with ALA: usually, I stay at home and follow the conference through blogs by attendees. Last year, though, I went to the conference in Washington, DC.  read more »

There are a lot of ways to look at e-government.  read more »