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There's a lot of buzz around Web 2.0 and the online services that have been labeled as such. What are Flickr, del.icio.us, and RSS, and what can they do for your library? Is your library missing the boat or avoiding the hype? Get the low-down on these and other aspects of Web 2.0 in terms that don't require a techie translator.

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Web 2.0: An overview for the layperson Laura Solomon, MCIW, MLS Library Services Manager Ohio Public Library Information Network [email_address] Blogs @: Library Geek Woes ( www.librarygeekwoes.com ) What Does This Mean to Me, Laura? ( www.oplin.org/meanlaura )

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