hier ein eintrag via google reader, einem guten tool zum blog lesen
On 10/6/10, Karl D <karl.dz@gmail.com> wrote:
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> LIBER is seeking for a Project Officer via VÖBBLOG von JP am 28.09.10
>
> Are you dynamic and flexible, and would you like to work for an
> international library organisation? Do you have broad knowledge and
> understanding of the current movements in the library business? Are you
> interested in managing European projects?
>
> Do you have talent for working with stakeholders from different
> countries? Do you have experience with planning and implementing
> dissemination and communication activities? Are you keen to discover
> new funding opportunities for LIBER and SPARC Europe members? Do you
> have a good oral and written knowledge of English, and a familiarity
> with other European languages?
>
> LIBER (Association of European Research Libraries / Ligue des
> Bibliothèques Européennes de Recherche) and SPARC Europe (The Scholarly
> Publishing and Academic Resources Coalition), two international library
> organizations that work closely together, are looking for a Project
> Officer (see the vacancy here). The initial appointment (40 hours per
> week) will be for 2 years, subject to a positive evaluation after 1
> year. The appointment is open to renewal at the end of this period by
> mutual consent. The post of Project Officer will be located in the
> LIBER Office in the National Library of the Netherlands in The Hague.
> Regular travel outside The Netherlands will be required.
>
> http://www.libereurope.eu/node/571
>
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>
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The British Library has digitised over a quarter of its Greek
manuscripts (284 volumes) for the first time and made them freely
available online at www.bl.uk/manuscripts
same source
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infos per mail kommen ja via mailinglisten. wer hätte das gedacht. im
an-feld drei listen mit mails. und ich denke, alle hier kennen
inetbib. eine wichtige liste. auch wenn aktuell einiges an info auch
via twitter eingeht ...
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MfG, Karl Dietz
http://karldietz.blogspot.com
