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Sunday, April 24, 2011

Stuck in the Past | Office Hours

Stuck in the Past | Office Hours

Stuck in the Past | Office Hours

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Monday, April 4, 2011

Librarians Talk Google Books, Orphan Works, and What's Next - Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education

Librarians Talk Google Books, Orphan Works, and What's Next - Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education

Librarians Talk Google Books, Orphan Works, and What's Next - Wired Campus - The Chronicle of Higher Education

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Journal Article: “An Endangered Species: How LLMs Threaten Wikipedia’s Sustainability” - The article linked below was rencetly published by AI & SOCIETY. Title An Endangered Species: How LLMs Threaten Wikipedia’s Sustainability Authors Matthew ...
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ACRL Insider

Proposed Revisions to Interpretations of the Library Bill of Rights – Round Two - In anticipation of a new edition (11th) of the Intellectual Freedom Manual, the ALA Intellectual Freedom Committee (IFC) is reviewing and updating ALA’s in...
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The Scholarly Kitchen

The 2025 Scholarly Kitchen Readership Survey is Now Open - The 2025 Scholarly Kitchen readership survey is now open. We would greatly appreciate your ideas and feedback to help us remain a high-quality resource o...
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In the Library with the Lead Pipe

Sustainable Menstrual Equity: A Case Study on the Success of Low-Cost Menstrual Cup Distribution - Free menstrual products at libraries are no longer a new phenomenon, thanks to the work of global menstrual equity advocates such as Period.org and Global ...
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ACRLog

Some Thoughts on Showing Up for Students and Overcoming Discouragement - I returned to library instruction this week bearing mixed emotions. On the one hand, I was excited to return to teaching after a pause between December a...
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ALA Press Releases

Carnegie Whitney Grant 2024 Award Winners - The Carnegie-Whitney Grant provides grants for the preparation, either in print and/or electronically, of popular or scholarly reading lists, webliograph...
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Free Range Librarian

(Dis)Association - I have been reflecting on the future of a national association I belong to that has struggled with relevancy and with closing the distance between itself a...
5 years ago
District Dispatch

Grow with Google is coming to a library near you - This guest post by Grow with Google Vice President Lisa Gevelber originally appeared in Google’s blog The Keyword. Since we launched Grow with Google a l...
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