A talk, here in two parts, by Eli Neiburger; as noted by Eric Hellman on his blog "Go To Hellman" in a post entitled "Libraries are still screwed". The comments on Eric's blog are thoughtful, probably more thoughtful than I can manage here.
04 January 2011
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