<< August 2012 | October 2012 >>
- Gimme the Loot [Jacobin]
- Attention Is the New Currency [Library Journal]
- How Plagiarism Made America [The Huffington Post]
- 2016 Mindset List [Beloit College]
- With 'Access Codes,' Textbook Pricing Gets More Complicated Than Ever [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Ex-Seal’s Bin Laden Book Discloses Secrets, Pentagon Says [Businessweek]
- How 3D Printing Is Inflaming The Gun Control Debate [ReadWriteWeb]
- DOJ, please don't let up on Apple, book publishers [CNET News]
- The Bookworms of China [The New York Times]
- The Cruel Paradox of Self-Publishing [The Atlantic]
- Wikipedia Irks Philip Roth With Reluctance To Edit Entry About His Novel [NPR]
- Gwinnett library system to offer books in a vending machine [Gwinnett Daily Post]
- L.A. to consider multi-use library cards for illegal immigrants [Los Angeles Times]
- Superman, Grab a Book [The New York Times]
- NY Library To Adopt Ad-Supported Toilet Paper [Library Journal]
- Libraries and the Demographic Shift [The Huffington Post]
- Who's buying teen books? Lots and lots of adults [The Christian Science Monitor]
- No easy outs for YouTube in Islam video controversy [CNET News]
- Soon you’ll be able to go to CVS and print a book [paidContent]
- Supporters rally against Georgia Archives closure [The Atlanta Journal-Constitution]
- The New MakerBot Replicator Might Just Change Your World [Wired]
- History, As Recorded on Twitter, Is Vanishing From The Web, Say Computer Scientists [Technology Review]
- Media Chiefs Form Venture to E-Publish [The New York Times]
- Your brain loves Jane Austen [Salon]
- The Honor System [Esquire]
- Want to Change Academic Publishing? Just Say No [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Is the Internet Really Making Us Dumber? [Der Spiegel]
- How to Make a Book Disappear [The Atlantic]
- Librarian Patience Has Run out on E-Book Lending Issues, Library Association Says [Digital Book World]
- UK government looks at ways to put ebooks in libraries [BBC News]
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