<< September 2017 | November 2017 >>
- New Report Argues That Russian Cyber Meddling Is An Extension Of Cold War Tactics [All Things Considered]
- We need to turn the tide on financial literacy [The Gazette]
- Flip-Flopping on Free Speech [The New Yorker]
- Libraries beset by violence, addicts in restrooms [Boston Herald]
- Facebook, Google Spread Misinformation About Las Vegas Shooting. What Went Wrong? [All Things Considered]
- 26 Facts about Libraries [Mental Floss]
- What Are Libraries For? [The Weekly Standard]
- The Radical Reference Librarians Who Use Info to Challenge Authority [Atlas Obscura]
- Rebuilding Communities after Disasters [American Libraries]
- A Dangerous Withdrawal [Inside Higher Ed]
- Publishers threaten to remove millions of papers from ResearchGate [Nature News]
- Google asks the dumbest questions [The Outline]
- 100 Women: 'We can't teach girls of the future with books of the past' [BBC News]
- Library trolls copyright zealots by naming collection after Sonny Bono [Ars Technica]
- A Lawyer Explains Who Really Owns Your Tattoos [Vice]
- Facebook and Google need to own their role in spreading misinformation -- and fix it [CNN]
- Mississippi school district pulls "To Kill A Mockingbird" for making people "uncomfortable" [CBS News]
- German researchers resign from Elsevier journals in push for nationwide open access [Science]
- How Living In A Library Gave One Man 'The Thirst Of Learning' [Morning Edition]
- Fraud Scandals Sap China’s Dream of Becoming a Science Superpower [The New York Times]
- The Future of Truth and Misinformation Online [Pew Research Center]
- The Paradoxical Politics of Literary Criticism [New Republic]
- Google Bombs Are Our New Normal [Wired]
- When the Revolution Came for Amy Cuddy [The New York Times]
- Openness and the Decline of the Textbook Author [Inside Higher Ed]
- Judging Books By Their Covers [Longreads]
- Creating the Catalog, Before and After FRBR [Karen Coyle]
- Publisher apologises for 'racist' text in medical book [BBC News]
- Tristan Harris: How better tech could protect us from distraction [TED]
- Too Edgy for the Kids’ Section? [School Library Journal]
- The Angriest Librarian Is Full of Hope [CityLab]
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