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Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported License.Libology Blog
Established July 2006
ISSN: 1946-1852
by Rick Mason
Category Archives: News
Future of the Internet II
From the Pew Internet & American Life Project comes a report titled The Future of the Internet II, a look at what people think might happen between now and 2020 (a little over 13 years — think about trying to … Continue reading
Posted in News, Open Access, Politics, Statistics, Web Design
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Libraries, Religion, and the Appellate Court
The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled that the Contra Costa County library is within its rights to bar worship services in its public meeting rooms, and that the library is, in the ruling’s terms, a “limited … Continue reading
Posted in Libraries, News, Politics
Tagged Contra Costa County, Contra Costa County library, US Court of Appeals, worship services
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11 September 2001
Much is being written about the September 11th attacks on the fifth anniversary. I hesitate to add to the discussion, but have been thinking about my own experience that day, and it seems appropriate to post it here. On that … Continue reading
Posted in Libraries, News, Politics
Tagged 11th attacks on the fifth anniversary, Afghanistan, car radio, co-worker, New York, New York City, reporter, satellite feeds, Taliban, World Trade Center
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Google News Archive
Google News has added an Archive Search option, giving the user the ability to search news stories as far back as the 1700s. From the Google News main page, click the News Archive Search link (I recommend going one step … Continue reading
Posted in Google, News, Online Databases, Search, WebSearch
Tagged Google, the Washington Post
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Convergence
Sometimes a topic comes at you from several different angles. Hopefully this allows one to see it in a broader fashion… The college where I work just finished the first week of classes. Many students have incredible financial pressures when … Continue reading
Posted in Copyright, Libraries, News, Open Access
Tagged California, textbook rental systems
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Librarians at the Gate
Librarians at the Gate is an article from The Nation magazine that covers several political and social issues central to libraries, including the eggshell topic of the Independant Libraries in Cuba (also here) project. from ResourceShelf