<< October 2006 | December 2006 >>
- The personal library - now there's an idea [The Times]
- The Book as Place [Searcher]
- The Google Divide [Library Journal]
- Patriot Act fears prompt universities to patriate computers [CBC News]
- Researchers teach computers how to name images by 'thinking' [Penn State Live]
- Music Industry Goes After The Kids [CBS News]
- Library gets 5,471 items in Food for Fines effort [St. Louis Post-Dispatch]
- High court to hear one for library books [Detriot Free Press]
- Gear Up Your Research Guides with the Emerging OPML Codes [Computers in Libraries]
- Google positioning for move into radio [ABC News]
- A Good Read [Technology Review]
- DIGITAL MAOISM: The Hazards of the New Online Collectivism [Edge]
- 'Inappropriate' Web site viewing raising concern [Sioux City Journal]
- Barbarians at the Gates of the Public Library [Ed D'Angelo]
- Doctors turn to Google for tricky cases [Guardian Unlimited]
- As more graphic novels appear in libraries, so do challenges [International Herald Tribune]
- Con: Should teachers use Turnitin.com? [Silver Chips Online]
- Taser Incident in UCLA Library Sparks Outrage, Investigation [Library Journal]
- Gay penguins have a place in school libraries? [MSNBC]
- Will Web resources be the death of the Library? [Pipe Dream]
- ACLU sues rural libraries over Internet filtering policies [Seattle Post-Intelligencer]
- The Digital Ice Age [Popular Mechanics]
- Public uproar kills O.J. book, TV interview [The Seattle Times]
- Francisco Partners Strikes Again: Endeavor Bought, To Be Folded Under Ex Libris! [Library Journal]
- As more graphic novels appear in libraries, so do challenges [The Wichita Eagle]
- Coffee's on, dusty books are out at UMass library [The Boston Globe]
- 2 at DBCC sue on book prices, seek $5 million [Orlando Sentinel]
- Toward Academic Library 2.0: Development and Application of a Library 2.0 Methodology [Michael C. Habib]
- Eyebrows Are Raised Over Passages in a Best Seller by Ian McEwan [The New York Times]
- Using the Wiki Method to Write a Business Book [All Things Considered]
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