Abstract
ABSTRACT This article defines blogs and distinguishes them from other websites. A brief history of the blog format is included along with an exploration of the growth and acceptance of blogs as a professional information reference source for librarians. The authors review the literature on blogs and recommend a set of criteria for determining the value of blogs as a professional development tool. They also review examples of web logs meeting the screening criteria.
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