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- You Can't Stop Pirate Libraries [Reason]
- What's at stake as book publishing merger faces antitrust trial [CNN]
- Utah school district pulls 52 books after concerns and flagged another 32 for later review [The Salt Lake Tribune]
- Don’t look now, but the blockchain is gearing up to make book sales suck too [Stuff]
- Upset over LGBTQ books, a Michigan town defunds its library in tax vote [Bridge Michigan]
- Bullet-hole Riddled Books Prompt Library Closure [Flathead Beacon]
- Bomb threats, canceled events, empty schools: How a bullying probe in Kiel paralyzed the Wisconsin town's democracy [PBS Wisconsin]
- Citation based literature mapping tools - an update - tools offering premium accounts, the effects of the loss of MAG and use for evidence synthesis? [Aaron Tay's Musings about librarianship]
- The right in the US has a new bogeyman: libraries [The Guardian]
- How the FBI knew what to search for at Mar-a-Lago – and why the Presidential Records Act is an essential tool for the National Archives and future historians [The Conversation]
- American Library Association (ALA) Condemns Proposed State Legislation Limiting Access to Information on Reproductive Health [ALA]
- The Obscenity Pivot [Slate]
- The librarian who defied the Taliban [BBC News]
- Most efforts to ban books in Texas schools came from 1 politician and GOP pressure, not parents [Houston Chronicle]
- Tennessee District Attorney Now Denies That She Would Prosecute Librarians for Keeping Queer Books [Jezebel]
- In rare move, school librarian fights back in court against conservative activists [NBC News]
- Book World Rallies To Condemn Attack on Salman Rushdie [Library Journal]
- This Textbook Deal Could Change Education Publishing [Forbes]
- Bible, Anne Frank book pulled from Texas school library [WBTW]
- Supporters, Opponents Weigh in on Internet Archive Copyright Battle [Publishers Weekly]
- Stillwater Parents Demand Books Be Removed From School Libraries [News 9]
- Library’s prized Galileo manuscript turns out to be a clever forgery [Ars Technica]
- Google Search Is Quietly Damaging Democracy [Wired]
- ‘I am not upset. I’m enraged’: Administration asked school librarian to take down banned books display after one parent complained [Daily Dot]
- A Florida district declines dictionary donations as it navigates a new book law [NPR]
- Federally funded studies must be freely accessible to the public, White House says [Engadget]
- The surprising economics of digital lending [Planet Money]
- Panic at the Library [Lapham's Quarterly]
- Book bans are on the rise. What are the most banned books and why? [USA Today]
- Book publishers just spent 3 weeks in court arguing they have no idea what they’re doing [Vox]
- AI Creating 'Art' Is An Ethical And Copyright Nightmare [Kotaku]
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