Library Link of the Day

January 2021

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  1. Visions of Success: Academic Libraries in a Post COVID-19 World [Library Journal]
  2. Surprise Ending for Publishers: In 2020, Business Was Good [The New York Times]
  3. How a torrent of COVID science changed research publishing — in seven charts [Nature]
  4. What is "Section 230," and why do many lawmakers want to repeal it? [CBS News]
  5. Responsive and Responsible [American Libraries]
  6. How the Comics Industry Avoided a 2020 Implosion [The Hollywood Reporter]
  7. Hard lessons for libraries and all of us [Daily News]
  8. Let’s flatten the infodemic curve [WHO]
  9. Simon & Schuster cancels publication of Hawley's book [TheHill]
  10. The Record Keepers’ Rave [The New York Times]
  11. Retracted scientific paper persists in new citations, study finds [Phys.org]
  12. Food, Shelter, and the Public Library [Publishers Weekly]
  13. The Tyranny of the Pandemic Office [The New Republic]
  14. Defining Censorship Before Denouncing It [Palisades Hudson Financial Group]
  15. The Surprisingly Complicated History of Conan the Librarian [CBR]
  16. A Big Science Publisher Is Going Open Access. But at What Cost? [Undark]
  17. Beyond Platforms: Private Censorship, Parler, and the Stack [EFF]
  18. The Hate Store: Amazon’s Self-Publishing Arm Is a Haven for White Supremacists [ProPublica]
  19. The weird world of copyright law [The Queen's Journal]
  20. Battles over truth itself will outlast Trump, scholars say [The Washington Post]
  21. Sen. Josh Hawley finds new publisher after Simon & Schuster dropped book [CNN]
  22. Farewell Print Textbook Reserves: A COVID-19 Change to Embrace [EDUCAUSE Review]
  23. An Oral History of Wikipedia, the Web’s Encyclopedia [OneZero]
  24. Local professors break down the idea of a conspiracy theorist [CBS]
  25. National Archives launches website for Trump Presidential Library [Politico]
  26. Please Stop Calling Things Archives [Perspectives on History]
  27. The bird librarian [Nature]
  28. LEGO Braille Bricks Help Blind Children Learn to Read [Psychology Today]
  29. Designing for the Future — The Post-Pandemic Library [Ditto Press]
  30. 'Price gouging from Covid': student ebooks costing up to 500% more than in print [The Guardian]
  31. We Have to Save Books from the Book People [Jezebel]

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