<< September 2014 | November 2014 >>
- Coming Soon to the Library: Humanoid Robots [The Wall Street Journal]
- The Hidden Costs of E-books at University Libraries [Times of San Diego]
- Popular on Amazon: Wildly misleading self-published books about Ebola, by random people without medical degrees [The Washington Post]
- Librarians won’t stay quiet about government surveillance [The Washington Post]
- What Kind of Town Bans Books? [The New Yorker]
- Why 'deep reading' is good for your health [WPLG Local 10]
- How Libraries Preserve E-books [Publishers Weekly]
- Can't get into highbrow novels? Ditch them, says Nick Hornby [Telegraph]
- Adobe’s e-book reader sends your reading logs back to Adobe—in plain text [Ars Technica]
- Lessons from Swets: Libraries Need Subscription Security [Library Journal]
- Amazon to open first physical store [CNET]
- Can the Monograph Survive? [Inside Higher Ed]
- A Good, Dumb Way to Learn From Libraries [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- With no Internet at home, Miami-Dade kids crowd libraries for online homework [Miami Herald]
- Google makes us all dumber: The neuroscience of search engines [Salon]
- The future of the book [The Economist]
- Crooner in Rights Spat [The New Yorker]
- The Jacket Designer's Challenge: To Capture A Book By Its Cover [Fresh Air]
- Appeals Court Overturns Important Fair Use Win Concerning University 'E-Reserves' -- But Potentially For Good Reasons [Techdirt]
- What Are You Doing For Open Access Week? [Electronic Frontier Foundation]
- You Can Look It Up: The Wikipedia Story [The Daily Beast]
- Royal Mail: the inside story [FT Magazine]
- Improving the Library Homepage through User Research — Without a Total Redesign [Weave: Journal of Library User Experience]
- Free software, free society [TED]
- Does Amazon's Monopoly Really Matter? [Bloomberg View]
- Surprising Gadgets, Not Just Books, Are Ready for Checkout at College Libraries [The Chronicle of Higher Education]
- Streaming Music Has Left Me Adrift [The New York Times]
- What Book Should You Read Next? Putting Librarians And Algorithms To The Test [Co.Exist]
- Librarians Embroiled in Lawsuit Alleging Sexual Harassment [Library Journal]
- Silicon Valley will destroy your job: Amazon, Facebook and our sick new economy [Salon]
- Why Netflix sends 'Orange is the New Black' to the Library of Congress on videotape [The Verge]
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