<< July 2008 | September 2008 >>
- Libraries adapted to digital age [USA Today]
- Federated Search 101 [Library Journal]
- Say So Long to an Old Companion: Cassette Tapes [The New York Times]
- Economy gets people out of the house, into libraries [The Houston Chronicle]
- MD PL Director Accedes to FBI Computer Seizure; Possible Anthrax Link [Library Journal]
- Great minds think (too much) alike [The Economist]
- ALA President Bows Out, Offers Final 'List' [Tell Me More]
- Small problem becomes big business [Victoria News]
- Libraries step into the age of iPod [Reuters]
- The Internet Is Ruining America's Movies and Music [The Wall Street Journal]
- Do video games make kids smarter? [KVOA News 4]
- Uncle Bobby's Wedding [myliblog]
- Is Google a Media Company? [The New York Times]
- LibraryThing Releases One Million Free Covers [Library Journal]
- And the winner of the worst writing of 2008 is ... [CNN]
- CAPTCHAs work—for digitizing old, damaged texts, manuscripts [Ars Technica]
- Noisy row breaks out in libraries over fines [The Guardian]
- Future-Proof Your Library [Library Journal]
- Library sets challenge for overdue books [Stuff]
- Mindset List for the Class of 2012 [Beloit College]
- Librarian writes tell-all book, gets fired [WorldNetDaily]
- Book Based on Prophet Muhammad's Child Bride Yanked At 11th Hour [Fox News]
- Book 'Em: Library Fees Lead to Arrest, Fine [Morning Edition]
- Technology keeps libraries popular [Statesman Journal]
- The Internet Radio Death Watch [PC Magazine]
- Etched language data will last for 2,000 years [San Francisco Chronicle]
- No Brief Candle: Reconceiving Research Libraries for the 21st Century [Council on Library and Information Resources]
- Soon on the Web: Dead Sea Scrolls [International Herald Tribune]
- Next Steps for E-Texts [Inside Higher Ed]
- Grandma Refuses to Return Library Book, Could Face Jail Time [ABC News]
- Being Wired or Being Tired: 10 Ways to Cope with Information Overload [Ariadne]
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