<< December 2005 | February 2006 >>
- From libraries to ‘libratories’ [First Monday]
- How does Google collect and rank results? [Google Librarian Center]
- Oh, Has Uncle Sam Got Mail [The Wall Street Journal]
- Homeless advocates cry foul over Dallas library's new rules [The Houston Chronicle]
- Sony's E-Book Is Easy on the Eyes [ABC News]
- File This Under Data Overload [Wired Magazine]
- Science takes stock after clone row [BBC News]
- Some of nation's best libraries have books bound in human skin [The Boston Globe]
- Library bars kids with no adult chaperone [The Enquirer]
- Library 2.0 and "Library 2.0" [Cites & Insights]
- Interactive learning fails reading test [The Sydney Morning Herald]
- Magazines Bribe, Too! [Slate]
- Turn on, tune in ... disconnect [The Christian Science Monitor]
- Changing a Cultural Icon: The Academic Library as a Virtual Destination [EDUCAUSE Review]
- Librarians 'suffer most stress' [BBC News]
- E-read all about it [The Guardian]
- Some students prefer taking classes online [USA Today]
- Reading into textbook prices [Iowa City Press-Citizen]
- Can Wikipedia Survive Its Own Success? [Knowledge]
- Wichitans want more from libraries [The Wichita Eagle]
- Digital Rights Management: A Guide for Librarians [American Library Association]
- Google Fights Request to Turn Over Search Records [All Things Considered]
- Library Group Draws Fire Over Web Site [The Jewish Journal]
- Bookstore helps pay for library programs [The San Diego Union-Tribune]
- It May Look Authentic; Here's How to Tell It Isn't [The New York Times]
- City stalls FBI access in library [The Daily News Tribune]
- Google Praised, Chided for Sanitized Site [The Washington Post]
- User satisfaction with referrals at a collaborative virtual reference service [Information Research]
- Oprah's anger turns a page [The Philadelphia Inquirer]
- Porn 'tidal wave' puts parents to test [USA Today]
- Yahoo, library collaborate on photo archive [Australian IT]
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