How FRBR is Changing Library Services
Jenn Riley, whose Inquiring Librarian blog I’ve linked to before, came back from a conference last year and gave a presentation, at her library at Indiana University, called “How the Functional Requirements for Bibliographic Records (FRBR) are Changing Library Services: A Report from an ALCTS (Association for Library Collections and Technical Services) Conference.” The presentation slides and handouts (both PDFs) are available (other formats available here).
It’s a general overview meant for people who are new to FRBR, so there won’t be much new for most readers of this blog, but there are some good examples in the middle of how a FRBRized online catalogue could look and how FRBR helps collocate works and expressions and manifestations. I always like seeing what other people use as examples.