Library Link of the Day
November 2009
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- The Future of Reading [Library Journal]
- Be Creative, Determined, and Wise: Open Library Publishing and the Global South [Computers in Libraries]
- What’s hot on iPhone? Books, books, books! [The Christian Science Monitor]
- Do digital diaries mess up your brain? [CNN]
- The Global Antitrust Battle Over Google's Library [Time]
- The power of time off [TED]
- Bookless Libraries? [Inside Higher Ed]
- Comic books are good for children's learning [Telegraph]
- Are local libraries in process of checking out? [Anchorage Daily News]
- Hayward libraries to borrow Netflix model [The Oakland Tribune]
- Digital School Library Leaves Book Stacks Behind [All Things Considered]
- Google's digitization of books [CBC News]
- Book clubs open up new chapter [NorthJersey.com]
- Can video games spur interest in real history? [MSNBC]
- Google Books settlement sets geographic, business limits [CNET]
- The Library [Mr. Bean]
- Get to Effective Weeding [Library Journal]
- Libraries Gear Up for ‘New Moon’ Release [School Library Journal]
- Blog names world's worst books [Detroit Free Press]
- ‘Going Rogue’ on library and bookstore shelves [Homer Tribune]
- A presidential library with modest virtues [The Washington Post]
- Sniff test to preserve old books [BBC News]
- Jessamine library board hears public comment about book-checkout policy [Kentucky.com]
- A Luddite in the library [Los Angeles Times]
- Rupert Murdoch: Get lost, Google [The Christian Science Monitor]
- Pirates find easy new pickings in open waters of e-book publishing [The London Times]
- Will Oprah's long goodbye doom her career as literary tastemaker? [Daily Finance]
- Entrepreneur made pop-up books popular again [The Washington Post]
- Teens gaga over 'Twilight Saga' [Asbury Park Press]
- Publisher has new read on textbooks [Crain's New York Business]
These links are not updated for accuracy; older links may be dead.
