<< July 2011 | September 2011 >>
- Bulwer-Lytton prize for bad writing goes to brutally mangled metaphor [Guardian]
- How Google Dominates Us [The New York Review of Books]
- The case for raunchy teen lit [Salon]
- The Epidemic of Digital Distraction [Gizmodo]
- KU establishes first coalition of institutions practicing open access [KU News]
- The Social Context of Reading: Five Questions for Bob Stein [Imprint]
- Don't Panic Yet, but Wikipedia Is Losing Contributors [Time]
- Vonnegut library offers free books for Republic students [Springfield News-Leader]
- Independent bookstores find ways to compete in the digital age [Milwaukee Journal Sentinel]
- When Data Disappears [The New York Times]
- Amazon Kindle Cloud Reader Joins Uprising against Apple App Store [PC World]
- New Statistics Model for Book Industry Shows Trade Ebook Sales Grew Over 1,000 Percent [Library Journal]
- Libraries should embrace digital revolution, says report [Guardian]
- Libraries can fill void as book retailers close [The Times-Reporter]
- Google Books scores a deal in France [The Christian Science Monitor]
- Will Kindles Kill Libraries? [The Phoenix]
- Record Industry Braces for Artists’ Battles Over Song Rights [The New York Times]
- Toward a Rational Response to Plagiarism [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- A Village Person Tests the Copyright Law [The New York Times]
- British Libraries Push Back [Inside Higher Ed]
- The library is not just a book warehouse anymore [The Globe and Mail]
- Crazy: 90 Percent of People Don't Know How to Use CTRL+F [The Atlantic]
- Ferreting Out Fake Reviews Online [The New York Times]
- What Students Don't Know [Inside Higher Ed]
- Thinking Cap: The Seemingly Persistent Rise of Plagiarism [The New York Times]
- Bells and Whistles for a Few E-Books [The New York Times]
- 5 Reasons Google+'s Name Policy Fails [InformationWeek]
- Legally Bought Some Books Abroad? Sell Them In The US And You Could Owe $150k Per Book For Infringement [Techdirt]
- Universities Band Together To Join Orphan Works Project [Cornell University Library]
- Earthquake [UMD Libraries]
- The Copyright Nightmare of "I Have a Dream" [Motherboard]
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