found 20 items where the company name is The Library Corporation. Showing page 1 of 1.
| Date | Event |
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| Feb 2007 |
Ingenta acquires Vista International |
| Apr 1, 2005 |
The Library Corporation acquires TechLogic The Library Corporation acquired majority stock shares of Tech Logic Corporation of White Bear Lake, MN. In doing so, TLC immediately assumes responsibility for the management of Tech Logic. Tech Logic founders Mark and Linda Frich remain stockholders while continuing their active participation in the operations of the company. |
| Jan 12, 2001 |
The Library Corporation launches YouSeeMore |
| Jul 3, 2000 |
The Library Corporation acquires Carl Corporation from WardShaw The Library Corporation acquired The CARL Corporation, a leading developer of automation solutions for all types of libraries. CARL is the creator of the CARL System, which is used in over 1,000 libraries of different types at 37 sites. |
| Mar 2000 |
ingenta acquires UnCover Company from Ward Shaw ingenta, a global research gateway, has announced that it has merged with UnCover, an article access and document delivery provider to the U.S. academic market. Under the terms of the agreement, ingenta has purchased 100 percent of UnCover's issued stock, and Ward Shaw, chairman of UnCover, will join ingenta's board. |
| Jan 1999 |
Ward Shaw purchases Carl Corporation and the Uncover Company The CARL and Uncover companies were sold in late January to Ward Shaw, CARL founder and chairman of the board. |
| 1997 |
Tech Logic founded by Mark Frich and Bob Rohlf Mark Frich and Bob Rohlf, former CEO of Hennepin County (MN) Library, founded Tech Logic in 1997, by combining Mark's extraordinary engineering skills and Bob's legendary library leadership to resolve the laborious challenges associated with manually checking in and sorting library materials. |
| 1996 |
Annette Harwood Murphy becomes Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of The Library Corporation Following the exit of co-founder Brower Murphy, Annette Harwood Murphy takes full leadership of the Library Corporation as its Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. |
| Aug 9, 1995 |
Knight-Ridder Information acquires CARL Corporation and The UnCover Company The Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries, the CARL Corporation, Blackwell Limited and Knight-Ridder Information, Inc. announced on August 9, 1995 that agreements have been reached leading to the sale of the CARL Corporation and The UnCover Company to Knight-Ridder Information, Inc. of Mountain View, California. |
| 1995 |
The Library Corporation launches ITS.for Windows ITS for Windows was the sucessor product for BiblioFile Cataloging |
| Jul 1994 |
The Library Corporation launches NlightN Through NlightN's Universal Index, a library user can search millions of records from a wide range of databases that include general periodical indexes, indexing and abstracting services, tables of contents and indexes of reference books, bibliographic catalogs of millions of books (including the Library of Congress MARC files) , statistical and financial files from government and private sources, numerous public domain databases, timelines and timetables of history, and directories of businesses and residences. In addition, NlightN includes a growing list of full-text works, including encyclopedias, dictionaries, atlases, and journal articles. |
| Jun 1993 |
UnCover Company formed as a joint venture of Carl Systems and B.H. Blackwell The UnCover Company formed in 1993 to advance CARL's UnCover document delivery project and has grown to become a major online information and document supply service. Blackwell and Readmore, a Blackwell company, will market Uncover internationally and CARL Systems will to market uncover as an integral part of its library management system. |
| 1988 |
The CARL Corporation, incorporated in 1988 as for-profit spin-off of the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries |
| 1988 |
Uncover article request and document delivery service launched by Carl Systems, Inc. |
| 1987 |
The Library Corporation launches The Intelligent Catalog The Intelligent Catalog was the first multi-media CD-ROM online catalog. |
| Jun 1985 |
Eyring Research Institute, Inc. founds Eyring Library Systems to market Carl The Eyring Research Institute, Inc., founded another library automation-oriented company, Eyring Library Systems. The new company will market the CARL system developed by the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries. Eyring Research Institute also owns Dynix. |
| 1985 |
TLC launches BiblioFile The Library Corporation offers BiblioFile Cataloging as a CD-ROM based product for cataloging that included storage of MARC records. |
| 1982 |
Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries develops the CarlSystem In 1982, the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries developed the CARL integrated library system |
| 1978 |
Colorado Alliance for Research Libraries founded |
| 1974 |
MARC Applied Research subsequently known as The Library Corporation, founded by Brower Murphy and Annette Murphy One of the company's earliest products included its service to provide MARCFICHE to libraries. |
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