<< October 2011 | December 2011 >>
- A Bibliographic Framework for the Digital Age [Library of Congress]
- The Great Tech War Of 2012 [Fast Company]
- Does culture really want to be free? [Salon]
- Espresso Print-on-Demand Book Machines Making Inroads at Public Libraries [The Digital Shift]
- Amazon starts lending library for Kindle owners with Prime membership; big publishers stay out [The Washington Post]
- Library without books is on UF ‘wish list' [The Gainesville Sun]
- Saving libraries but not librarians [Los Angeles Times]
- Do libraries give us a core service? [Minnesota Public Radio]
- Software Catches (and Also Helps) Young Plagiarists [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Are Cookbooks Obsolete? [The New York Times]
- It's Nook vs. Kindle: Round II [CNN]
- CIA Analysts Comb Social Media For Trouble Spots [NPR]
- On National Gaming Day, libraries encourage children to put down book, pick up joystick [pressofAtlanticCity.com]
- The Public Library, Completely Reimagined [MindShift]
- The End of Borders and the Future of Books [Bloomberg Businessweek]
- The 3-D Printing Free-for-All [The New York Times]
- What we learned from 5 million books [TED]
- In the 21st-Century University, Let's Ban (Paper) Books [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Academic Libraries on Facebook: An Analysis of Users' Comments [D-Lib Magazine]
- 'A Fish In Your Ear': What Gets Lost In Translation [Talk of the Nation]
- Anti-piracy bill meets Web-freedom backlash [CNN]
- Once banned books now available in Libya [todaysthv.com]
- Penguin Group USA to No Longer Allow Library Lending of New Ebook Titles [The Digital Shift]
- Journal Editors' Reactions to Word of Plagiarism? Largely Silence. [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Quietly, Google Puts History Online [The New York Times]
- The Myth of the Bookless Library [Inside Higher Ed]
- Book Country Launches Self-Publishing Services [Publishers Weekly]
- ALA calls NYPD destruction of OWS People’s Library “unacceptable” [Melville House]
- Debate rages over publishing new bird flu research [Winnipeg Free Press]
- The Evolution of Search [Google]
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