Among the week's headlines: ALA Council Adopts the Library Workers' Bill of Rights; the Supreme Court refuses to let Trump fire the Register of Copyrights; New Hampshire Gov. Kelly Ayotte once again vetoes a state book banning bill; Amanda Jones wins again; and what to read this fall.
Ahead of the 2026 ALA Annual Conference, the fourth annual Library Insights Summit, founded and produced by Foreword Reviews, offers something sorely needed: a space for libraries and indie publishers to talk and figure things out.
What do libraries want from the major publishers in the digital library market? Hint: it isn't to destroy copyright. Librarians and ReadersFirst organizer Michael Blackwell weighs in on the group's just released proposal for fair digital license terms.
