Jessamyn West on 'Triptych: Death, AI, and Librarianship' by R. David Lankes
Libraries don't just change lives, they can save them, concludes R. David Lankes in his new book. Can AI play a role in that mission?
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PEN America Report Explores Florida's 'Parental Rights' Censorship Playbook
“Florida is a warning sign of what this country could become when we let a false narrative about ‘parental rights’ infringe on the wishes of actual parents,” the report concludes.
New Jersey Introduces Library Ebook Bill
If passed, the New Jersey bill would sound beyond the Garden State, satisfying the so-called “trigger clause” in the recently passed library ebook bill in Connecticut.
Edgar Award Winners Announced at Glittery Event
Last night, the Mystery Writers of America hosted The 79th Annual Edgar® Awards at the Marriott Marquis in New York City.
My Book Had a Doula. She Was My Librarian.
University of Richmond law professor Corinna Barrett Lain on the critical role her librarian played in 'birthing' her first book.
NBCC Award Winners Announced in Evening of Solidarity and Community
This year's event marked the 50th year the National Book Critics Circle Awards have been bestowed, highlighting the organization's goal to embrace "the radical act of independent thought."
Clarivate Extends Timeline to Phase Out Print, Perpetual Access Ebook Sales
The March 4 letter comes after Clarivate officials on February 18 announced a “transformative” new subscription access model for ProQuest collections.