<< February 2013 | April 2013 >>
- Requirements for the Future Digital Library [Council on Library and Information Resources]
- Privacy 101 for Librarians [American Library Association]
- Online Library Wants It All, Every Book [The New York Times]
- The Library Shall Endure [The Book & The Computer]
- The Future of Journals [Information Today]
- Should libraries filter out Internet porn? [The Christian Science Monitor]
- Downloading the library [The Star-Ledger]
- Content Management's New Realities [ONLINE Magazine]
- Sanders attempts to soften USAPA [Brattleboro Reformer]
- Information Age Intelligence [The COBOL Report]
- Professors Blast e-Textbook Company [InternetNews]
- The End of Books [Scribner's magazine]
- Koans of the Zen Librarian [The Laughing Librarian]
- Taming the Wireless Frontier: PDAs, Tablets, and Laptops at Home on the Range [Computers in Libraries]
- 'Preserve net works for future' [UTV]
- Intellectual Freedom within the Profession: A Look back at Freedom of Expression And the Alternative Library Press [Library Juice]
- Usability Testing at Florida International University Libraries: What We Learned [Electronic Journal of Academic and Special Librarianship]
- Datapalooza makes research 'rock' at Parks Library [Iowa State Daily]
- The processed book [First Monday]
- Is this the library of the future? [BBC News]
- Online library offers 40,000 research papers [Gulf News]
- Semantic Applications, or Revenge of the Librarians [Darwin Magazine]
- America's Biggest Readers [Book magazine]
- Sharing the Wealth [Research Libraries Group]
- Green Printing - The New Bottom Line [BookTech the Magazine]
- Library workers sue over porn [The Saint Paul Pioneer Press]
- Libraries under attack [The Japan Times]
- Virtual Reference Service and Disservice [Computers in Libraries]
- Librarians and Publishers as Collaborators and Competitors [EDUCAUSE Review]
- Convincing others of what you do [Teacher Librarian]
- National Library Week [American Library Association]
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