Information World Review now leaps into the Gorman fray, though a little late. And there's no online version.
They canvassed the views of "several key bloggers in the information professional space"; odd that, like my invitation to last Saturday's wedding, their request for my views seems to have gone astray.
Gentle reader, you will want to know who these august people are:
Steve Wood who runs an FOI blog
Karen Schneider of Free Range Librarian
Peter Suber of the Open Access News Blog
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