<< January 2012 | March 2012 >>
- Book Burning, 213 BC–2011 AD [University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee]
- Jonathan Franzen warns ebooks are corroding values [The Guardian]
- Will Academics' Boycott Of Elsevier Be The Tipping Point For Open Access -- Or Another Embarrassing Flop? [Techdirt]
- I Can’t Believe You’re Throwing Out Books! [Perfect Whole]
- Here Come the Rules Police [Library Journal]
- We Need Copyright 2.0 [American Libraries]
- Update on the Google Books Lawsuit [Information Today]
- Wolfram, a Search Engine, Finds Answers Within Itself [The New York Times]
- You Will Never Kill Piracy, and Piracy Will Never Kill You [Forbes]
- Therapy Dogs’ Presence Steadily Grows in Libraries [Library Journal]
- Penguin Ends E-Book Library Lending And Relationship With OverDrive [paidContent]
- Amazon in the Process of Launching a Retail Store [Good E-Reader]
- Protesters March Against Potential Library Layoffs [The Harvard Crimson]
- Blind Look To New Technology, Push Braille Aside [All Things Considered]
- Citation Obsession? Get Over It! [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- What Patrons Teach Us—and Publishers Should Learn [Library Journal]
- Why Book Publishing Can Survive Digital Age [Bloomberg]
- International publisher alliance shuts down piracy site [The Bookseller]
- 5 Common Anti-Internet Arguments (That Are Statistically BS) [Cracked]
- New tools make self-publishing e-books easier [USA Today]
- Young people's free-wheeling view of copyrighted material shaping its future distribution [Winnipeg Free Press]
- Digital tools 'to save languages' [BBC News]
- 5 killed as protests over Quran burning rage in Afghanistan [CNN]
- From Stacks to the Web: the Transformation of Academic Library Collecting [College & Research Libraries]
- E-books Can’t Burn [The New York Review of Books]
- The 'Undue Weight' of Truth on Wikipedia [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Eternal Copyright: a modest proposal [The Telegraph]
- At Last, They See: E-Books 'Democratize' Publishing [Weekend Edition]
- Libraries need not expose kids to porn [The Sacramento Bee]
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