- What the ephemerality of the Web means for your hyperlinks [Columbia Journalism Review]
- Forget Art and Gems, Thieves Make Discreet Millions at the Library [The Daily Beast]
- Academics must become more engaged in the open access struggle [Times Higher Education]
- You are not a patron. So act like it. [What Does This Mean to Me, Laura?]
- Masked by Trust: Bias in Library Discovery [Matthew Reidsma]
- ‘If publishers become afraid, we’re in trouble’: publishing’s cancel culture debate boils over [The Guardian]
- Maryland Passes Law Requiring Publishers to License Ebooks to Libraries Under “Reasonable Terms” [Library Journal]
- Public-records requesting my own library records [Dorothea Salo]
- Oh, Dewey, Where Would You Put Me? [The New York Times]
- How Academic Pirate Alexandra Elbakyan Is Fighting Scientific Misinformation [Motherboard]
- Thomson Reuters shareholder support for human rights review rises [Reuters]
- SPARC Statement on Public Access Provisions in the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act [SPARC]
- Bogus Social Media Outrage Is Making Authors Change Lines in Their Books Now [Slate]
- Drag Queen Storytimes: Public Library Staff Perceptions and Experiences [Children and Libraries]
- New York Legislature Passes Library E-book Bill [Publishers Weekly]
- A Media Empire for the (Public) Library? OverDrive Acquires Kanopy [The Scholarly Kitchen]
- Library Fires Have Always Been Tragedies. Just Ask Galen. [JSTOR Daily]
- Scientific publishing’s new weapon for the next crisis: the rapid correction [STAT]
- South Dakota Seeks to Reinstate Prison Porn Ban [Courthouse News Service]
- Why more public libraries are doubling as food distribution hubs [The Conversation]
- We’re Facing a Fake Science Crisis, and AI Is Making It Worse [Built In]
- UK libraries and museums unite to save ‘astonishing’ lost library from private buyers [The Guardian]
- Pride Month book displays at Lafayette public libraries concern board vice president [The Acadiana Advocate]
- Google’s No-Click Searches—Good Or Evil? [Forbes]
- Privacy or crime prevention? Big Tech gets cozy with police. [The Christian Science Monitor]
- The moral obligation for interlibrary lending [Journal of Librarianship and Information Science]
- Libraries and the curse of knowledge [Lorcan Dempsey]
- Truth, Lies, and Automation: How Language Models Could Change Disinformation [Center for Security and Emerging Technology]
- A Framework for Measuring Relevancy in Discovery Environments [Information Technology and Libraries]
- The Hot-Spot Library Was Born In Two Shipping Containers In A Cape Town Slum [Goats and Soda]
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