<< December 2021 | February 2022 >>
- ‘A For-Profit Company Is Trying to Privatize as Many Public Libraries as They Can’ [FAIR]
- As a Bucks County school district removes LGBTQ books from libraries, families and faculty fear for civil rights [WHYY]
- The Chicago Tool Library Planning A Move After Growing So Fast It’s Run Out Of Space For Donations [Block Club Chicago]
- Why your local library might be hiring a social worker [NPR]
- Libraries demand a new deal on ebooks [The Boston Globe]
- The American Astronomical Society Journals are now completely free to access [Happy Mag]
- Vatican Library opens to public with old-new art space [ABC News]
- Filippo Bernardini: Man accused of stealing unpublished books arrested [BBC News]
- A Seat at the Table [Inside Higher Ed]
- Toward a Critical Turn in Library UX [College & Research Libraries]
- Surveillance Publishing [Jefferson Pooley]
- Skeptics Say, ‘Do Your Own Research.’ It’s Not That Simple. [The New York Times]
- When Librarians Unionize [Inside Higher Ed]
- ArXiv.org Reaches a Milestone and a Reckoning [Scientific American]
- Book bans in schools are catching fire. Black authors say uproar isn’t about students. [NBC News]
- IFLA Trend Report 2021 Update released! [IFLA]
- What We Don't Want to Know [Motherboard]
- NFT Group Buys Copy Of Dune For €2.66 Million, Believing It Gives Them Copyright [IFLScience]
- Black Authors Are Being Pulled From School Libraries Over Critical Race Theory Fears [Newsweek]
- The public library is the latest place to pick up a coronavirus test. Librarians are overwhelmed. [The Washington Post]
- High Plains Library District Programming Policy Welcomes Censorship [Book Riot]
- 'I always be sneaky': Boise eight-year-old hides self-made book on a library shelf [KTVB]
- Were Books Really Bound in Human Skin? [Ask a Mortician]
- Academics want to preserve video games. Copyright laws make it complicated. [The Washington Post]
- Libraries, Publishers Battle Over Terms for E-Books’ Use [Bloomberg Law]
- How University Libraries Can Protect Data and Scientific Freedom [The Wire Science]
- Why Your Library Should Be All-In with Controlled Digital Lending [Medium]
- Ridgeland Mayor Demands LGBTQ+ Book Purge, Threatens Library Funding [Mississippi Free Press]
- Right to repair move gets backing from President Biden [ZDNet]
- Massive open index of scholarly papers launches [Nature]
- The critics were right: "Critical race theory" panic is just a cover for silencing educators [Salon]
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