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Out of the Jungle: Judge Throws Book at the Brooklyn Public Library
Out of the Jungle Thoughts on the present and future of legal information, legal research, and legal education. Wednesday, December 21, 2011 Judge Throws Book at the Brooklyn Public Library It's not every day that a judge paraphrases Mel Brooks in an opinion. But in Rodriguez v. Brooklyn Public
iLibrarian » NYPL: Making Collections Possible Through Collaboration
It’s Social Media Week here in NYC and I’ve been lucky enough to attend several sessions that are a part of this cutting-edge conference. On Monday the New York Public Library hosted a session titled Making Collections Possible Through Collaboration during which they discussed 3
Connie Crosby: PLL Summit - David Curle on transformations in the legal publishing industry
Connie Crosby Blog by Canadian Law Librarian / Info Diva / Consultant Saturday, July 23, 2011 PLL Summit - David Curle on transformations in the legal publishing industry One of three sessions in the PLL Summit Technology/Tech Services concurrent sessions track. These are notes are from talk by
Rare Book News.com
" A digital edition of Afro-Americana, 1535-1922: From the Library Company of Philadelphia will be introduced in late Spring 2012 by Readex, a division of NewsBank. " Read this article....
Library of Congress Blogs
The Library of Congress is preparing to launch a blog to serve K-12 teachers. It's our hope that this blog will further empower teachers to effectively use the Library's primary sources in the classroom, and we would like to ask you for help. Please drop the Library and line and let us know what
The Life of Books: Exciting Times are Coming: Check out Law.gov
skip to main | skip to sidebar The Life of Books This blog is dedicated to exploring the idea that "books are dead". (Yeah, right.) Sunday, October 18, 2009 Exciting Times are Coming: Check out Law.gov It's rare that the buzz in the air is equal to the reality. I think that we're finally
Robert Sabuda – winner of Sydney Taylor Book Award visits Practically Paradise « Practically
Artist Robert Sabuda joins us in Practically Paradise today. and Michael J. Rosen’s pop-up creation extraordinaire (AKA book) Chanukah Lights is the 2012 Winner of Sydney Taylor Book Awards, Younger Readers category. Have you had a chance to hold this book your hands? If not, be sure view
Charles Dickens' 200th anniversary celebrations: a renaissance or an elegy?
Coverage of lifestyle news from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Future Librarians for Intellectual Freedom: GELA-FLIF-APIRG Edmonton Women's Prison Tour Debriefing
Future Librarians for Intellectual Freedom A blog created by future librarians interested in intellectual freedom and social responsibility Wednesday, November 30, 2011 GELA-FLIF-APIRG Edmonton Women's Prison Tour Debriefing Last week members of FLIF, GELA, and APIRG went on two tours of the
New IMLS Strategic Plan 2012-2016
Every 5 years, federal government agencies create a roadmap for themselves, and the Institute for Museum and Library Services (IMLS) is no exception. In December 2011, the agency unveiled its Strategic Plan, 2012-2016: Creating a Nation of Learners that places the nation's 17,500 museums and
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