- Museum problems - The American Museum of Natural History is working on getting a 122-feet-long skeletal cast of a newly discovered species of Titanosaurus into a new permanent exhibit space. [via Wired]
- The DC Public Library needs your help in creating its go-go archives! [via Washington Post]
- Looking towards the future - What lies ahead for Smithsonian Libraries. [via Unbound blog, SIL]
- October begins next week and that means it is American Archives Month! On October 1, archives across the country will be answering your questons via Twitter using #AskAnArchivist. Here's a look at the folks who'll be answering questions at the Getty Research Institute. [via The Getty Iris]
- New resources available: Columbia University launched a multimedia glossary for studying cinema and filmmaking and University of Utah's Marriott Library and the Oxford University Press created a new digital archive examining suicide. [via OpenCulture and InfoDocket]
- Taking it inside, the Smithsonian Gardens has created some plant vignettes in the Ripley Center. [Smithsonian Gardens blog]
- Coming up this weekend the National Museum of American History is hosting an Innovation Festival. [via SI Newsdesk]
- Check out the video below on the David Rumsey Map Center at Stanford Libraries where the collection of Rumsey is fused with innovative geospatial technique and visualization technologies. [via InfoDocket]
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