Social media has empowered communities in exposing human rights abuses. But what are its limitations? And can evidence from Twitter be trusted?
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Social media has empowered communities in exposing human rights abuses. But what are its limitations? And can evidence from Twitter be trusted?
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Tomorrow’s preemptive intelligence analysts are today living behind titles like Librarian, Archivist and others that employers interpret as, “underappreciated grade school educator willing to work for peanuts because it’s for the Greater Good.” And until the Library Science industry mobilizes and starts making noise about more than just budget cuts, this is where information professionals will remain.
To our Digital Librarians
Please stop calling the IPMP the "Pimp". It's not true, and it's not appropriate, no matter how much the IT guys giggle.
A brief description of my first hour at work.
ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh tooo many formats
so many.
run away.
run from digitalpreservation.gov in horror.
go back.
try to come up with an estimate.
cry.
clutch coffee and suck on the lid like a fussy infant.
do math.