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Morning Buzz, August 17, 2011 - New Yorkers will soon have access to amusement park ride safety reports. The University of Toledo has a new digital archive to showcase its collection of Hungarian books. Wow, Stanford is offering three computer classes for free. A new digital atlas is available to trace population movement during Ireland famines. “Two new digitized atlases show [ ]...

Afternoon Buzz, July 31, 2011 - Environmental law violators in British Columbia are now in an online database. “The free database includes a wide variety of compliance and enforcement actions taken by ministry staff and enforcement officers. It includes orders, administrative sanctions, tickets and court convictions covering hunting and fishing, open burning, mud bogging, dam safety, and pesticide and pollution violations.” [ ]...

Evening Buzz, July 14, 2011 - Justia has launched free daily opinion summaries from the United States Supreme Court, all Federal Appellate Courts and all state supreme courts. “In addition to the daily offerings by jurisdiction, subscribers can sign up for summaries categorized by practice area that are delivered weekly. Practice areas and topics include Constitutional Law, Intellectual Property, Employment Law, [ ]...

Morning Buzz, June 24, 2011 - Very specific: a database of information about early (pre-1800) southern sermons. “The database contains such information about the manuscripts as keywords, author, date of sermon, denomination of the author and the repository of the texts, where the full text is located.” Toledo Museum of Art puts 300 items from its collection online: “Via the eMuseum [ ]...

Morning Buzz, June 15, 2011 - A nice analysis of why Google is paying up for Admeld. Warning: Adgeekery. Interesting: using Google searches as an economic indicator. FOOD! StLToday.com has started a recipe database. 600 at the moment with more added weekly. New: a Web site for beer recommendations. “The recommendations are generated from BrewGene?s extensive database of beers, which feature [ ]...

Evening Buzz, June 13, 2011 - An NSF grant and a collection of specimens at Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University of California-San Diego, means a big expansion of the Marine Vertebrate Collection. Very nice British Library! “The British Library has released 1000 books from its 19th Century collection into a free iPad app …” The Salt Lake Tribune has made its [ ]...

Afternoon Buzz, June 11, 2011 - Swamped with e-mail? A new tool lets your correspondents know. A new Web site focuses on the problem of metal theft. There is a new version of Chrome available. Some newly-digitized video footage of beat generation poets (circa 1974) is now freely-available online. Chicago has posted a huge new database listing the salaries of most [ ]...

Morning Buzz, June 6, 2011 - Thunderbird has a new beta available. Utah.gov has launched a site redesign. The Kentucky Historical Society has received a grant to make an online oral history database. Google, Bing, and Yahoo team up for Schema.org. Is a Sarah Palin e-mail archive coming soon? Thank you Arizona Geology! “As of today all PDF versions of books [ ]...

Afternoon Buzz, June 4, 2011 - Hey! Complete 1930 Mexico Census now available online for free! PubMed Central is now indexing the International Journal of Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork. Smart. Flickr has added an account undelete option. WOW. YouTube now has over THREE BILLION views a day. Eeek! National Library of Scotland has lost £500,000 to an IT manager (they’ve gotten [ ]...

Morning Buzz, May 24, 2011 - Flickr has welcomed Tyne & Wear Archives and Museums to the Flickr Commons. Who else thinks that one biscuit factory photo looks like Lucy and Ethel in the candy factory? 12+ years later, Google launches an official search blog. Huh? Nice announcement from uiowa.edu: “Forty-four years after its first public performance, the Stradivari String Quartet [ ]...