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Thursday, March 24, 2011

Google Books: Copyright Settlement Rejected — Columbia Copyright Advisory Office

Google Books: Copyright Settlement Rejected — Columbia Copyright Advisory Office

Google Books: Copyright Settlement Rejected — Columbia Copyright Advisory Office

Posted by Trevor at 6:48 AM

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Google Books: Copyright Settlement Rejected — Columbia Copyright Advisory Office

Google Books: Copyright Settlement Rejected — Columbia Copyright Advisory Office

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Dennis Santiago: Chicago Takes a Hit from FDIC as New City Bank Fails with No Acquirer - The FDIC closed the second bank of 2012 to fail with no acquirer today. South Michigan Avenue became the focus of Friday evening activities to...
28 minutes ago
Inside Higher Ed

On Failure: Part 1 of Many - The Education of Oronte Churm I have a vivid memory of the first time I admitted that I was wrong in front of a class of students.
7 hours ago
ACRL Insider

ACRL Podcast: Value of Academic Libraries – Nancy Marlin - In this podcast, C&RL News editor-in-chief David Free talks to Nancy Marlin, provost at San Diego State University, about ways libraries can use existing d...
10 hours ago
The Kept-Up Academic Librarian

Change In Formula May Help Community Colleges Improve Completion Rates - Scorned for the abysmally low number of their students who earn degrees, the nation’s community colleges may be about to more than double their graduation ra...
14 hours ago
In the Library with the Lead Pipe

From the Frying Pan Into the Fire (and Back Again): Adventures in Subject-Based, Credit Instruction - My best experience as a teacher-librarian was leading a credit, semester-long course while a librarian at the University of Illinois Springfield (UIS) du...
2 days ago
Library Journal - Academic Libraries

ARL Salary Survey: U.S. Academic Librarians’ Salaries Up 1.5 Percent - The Association of Research Libraries (ARL) released its annual salary survey today which showed academic librarians' salaries in 2010-2011 increased 1.5 p...
2 months ago
ACRLog

Embracing Discovery - This summer my library, like over 60 others, is implementing Summon. Serials Solutions’ discovery layer is meant to provide our users with that “one search...
9 months ago
District Dispatch

Massachusetts businesswoman named winner of 2011 White House Conference on Library and Information Services Award - The American Library Association (ALA) today announced that Alison Kenney, a business owner from Marblehead, Mass., is the winner of the 2011 White House C...
10 months ago
Library Journal News

Morristown, NJ, Library Recovering from Explosion, but Still Closed - Utility explosion caused millions of dollars in damage.
1 year ago
The OLE Project

Mellon foundation awards $2.3 million for OLE development - A $2.38 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to Indiana University will be used to develop software created specifically for the management o...
2 years ago
AL Inside Scoop

You’re in the archives… - Inside Scoop is now integrated into American Libraries’ new web site. Jump directly to the blog. This site will continue to exist, but not be updated.
2 years ago
AL Online News

Community Outrage Prompts Officials to Reopen Colton Libraries -
2 years ago
The Chronicle: Daily News Blog

A Chancellor Urges College Planners to Rethink Education - George P. Pernsteiner, chancellor of the Oregon University system, stood before a crowd here Tuesday to restate a question that consultants and managemen...
2 years ago
The Chronicle: Wired Campus Blog

U. of Michigan Library Will Offer 400,000 Titles in On-Demand Reprints - The library will print soft-cover books though an agreement with BookSurge, part of Amazon.
2 years ago

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