- Proctorio CEO releases student’s chat logs, sparking renewed privacy concerns [The Ubyssey]
- Millions of Americans Depend on Libraries for Internet. Now They’re Closed [The Markup]
- As COVID-19 cases spike in US, mask misinformation also spreads [Agence France-Presse Factcheck]
- LSU Renames Library; Schools Across the Nation Take Similar Steps To Address Racist Past [Library Journal]
- Responding to a Threat [American Libraries]
- Covid-19 Shows That Scientific Journals Need to Open Up [Bloomberg]
- Hong Kong security law: Pro-democracy books pulled from libraries [BBC News]
- Library Discovery Directions [OCLC]
- Public libraries have been vital in times of crisis – from conflict to Covid-19 [Apollo]
- China's Great Firewall descends on Hong Kong internet users [The Guardian]
- How J. K. Rowling Became Voldemort [The Atlantic]
- Alexa, are you listening? An exploration of smart voice assistant use and privacy in libraries [Information Technology and Libraries]
- Why Repair Techs Are Hacking Ventilators With DIY Dongles From Poland [Vice]
- The case of the stolen journal [Retraction Watch]
- Summersville Public Library issues statement following incident [WVVA]
- Biased algorithms on platforms like YouTube hurt people looking for information on health [Neiman Journalism Lab]
- A New Role for Little Free Libraries [Book Riot]
- Labour of Love: An Open Access Manifesto for Freedom, Integrity, and Creativity in the Humanities and Interpretive Social Sciences [Commonplace]
- Digital Deceit: Fake News, Artificial Intelligence, and Censorship in Educational Research [Open Journal of Social Sciences]
- Shifting the Center: Transforming Academic Libraries through Generous Accountability [ACRL]
- Open-access Plan S to allow publishing in any journal [Nature]
- Did a Minnesota School Toss Library Books to ‘Erase History’? [Snopes]
- Coronavirus: Conspiracy Theories [Last Week Tonight with John Oliver]
- National security law: Hong Kong’s librarians must stand firm to protect intellectual freedom [South China Morning Post]
- Why Hundreds of Mathematicians Are Boycotting Predictive Policing [Popular Mechanics]
- Building Anti-Surveillance Ed-Tech [Audrey Watters]
- REALM Project Test 2 Results Available [WebJunction]
- Machine Learning + Libraries: A Report on the State of the Field [LC Labs]
- Librarians alarmed about coronavirus safety at D.C.’s reopened public libraries [The Washington Post]
- Libraries vs Bookstores? No, False dichotomy. They are different Animals [Brewster Kahle]
- A Nevada library wanted to back Black Lives Matter. The sheriff said he wouldn’t respond to 911 calls there. [The Washington Post]
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