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Local directory for Burbank CA: http://justburbank.com/. No offense Burbank, but your house prices are making my head explode. FeedBurner is moving to a Google Account system. Sending scent over cell phones. Many horrible scenarios go through my mind. Blogger now schedules future-date posts. It’s probably just the fall of the blog cards, but I’m getting [...]     
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Newspaper closes paper version, goes exclusively online. WB returns to life as online video offering? Google Custom Searching for Creative Commons content. GovGab has an entire blog entry about road kill. New: EB Green Digital Library. Jeremy invites Microsoft and Yahoo to spit or get off the pot. With kittens. I can has merger? Study: How people are [...]     
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If you have English ancestry, an interest in your family’s history, and some patience, do I have a site for you. It’s a Web site aggregating the proceeding of the trials at the Old Bailey (the Central Criminal Court in England) from 1674-1913. This site covers almost 200,000 trials. The site is running a bit [...]     
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Handy! The Maine State Library has announced a new mobile-accessible library, now available at mobile.maine.gov/msl. Unlike some mobile sites, you can also access this one with a regular Web browser. From the main menu of the Maine State Library mobile site you can quickly get to contact information for the library, FAQs, new audio book [...]     
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Snicker: Windows Vista = “New Coke”. Library of Congress building gets a mash note. Official Google Blog on World Book Day. Steve Matthews is just sayin’. St. Olaf history now online. There’s a new Opera on the horizon. The top healthy food blogs. These are blogs dedicated to healthy food, not food blogs which happen to [...]     
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New search engine for finding flights in Japan. New List of Federally-Recognized Tribes Published. And wow, a nicely extensive set of resources for Native American legal searching. Google Blog posts a tribute to Tom Lehrer. 1000 Rare Haggadahs Now Available Online. New French-Canadian records on Ancestry.ca. UCLA: our brains dig fairness. Huh. Non-anonymous reviewers can [...]     
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Feeling lost in a world of search zombies. Press Release: AOL gets Sphere. SAAM has a photography podcast. Flickr has a new code site. (Tuna blaster?) Jeremy: Yahoo is hiring. Ernie: He’s gone someplace else. Interesting: Classifying types of Web searches. Darwin records going online. Preserving at-risk digital information. Marylaine! Marylaine! Marylaine! Marylaine!     
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ebrary has a free offer for Library Week. Dunkin Donuts on tax day: buy coffee and get a free donut. Yow: getting cyber-SLAPPed. Hey! Identifying 19th-century printers with Google Book Search. Google Earth for non-profits. UCLA is on iTunes. State of New York now has a racing license search. Librarian in Black covered Computers in [...]     
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And by a little, I mean 90 seconds. Flickr recently announced that Flickr would be hosting video. But only up to 90 seconds, and only for Flickr Pro users — those who have paid for the service, in other words. This may seem like a very conservative way to get into online video, and it [...]     
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It shouldn’t be too surprising that there’s been such a move toward custom search engines in the last couple years — it does get difficult searching through the twenty kazillion pages available on a general search engine. Search engine tool Topicle http://www.topicle.com/ currently has over 1100 user-made search engines to browse through. You may also [...]     
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