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Wednesday, May 30, 2012
Reading As Rebellion | Save NYC Libraries
Reading As Rebellion | Save NYC Libraries
Come out and read out for public libraries in New York City. Once again the three library systems are facing historic cuts and once again library supporters are pushing back. The third 24 Hour Read In will take place on June 9-10 from 4PM to 4PM and once again we will be on the steps of the Brooklyn Public Library in Grand Army Plaza. It will be another days worth of literary library activism.
This is going to be our biggest year ever. The base of the protest remains the same, over a hundred voices read around the clock. A full 24 hour day is broken into 15 minute intervals and volunteers read pretty much whatever they like for their quarter of an hour. The rules are simple, no speeches only reading. Family storytime is from 8AM to noon on Sunday so select your materials accordingly. The dark hours from 2AM-4AM are for the steamy stuff and heckling is to be expected. Read more.
Come out and read out for public libraries in New York City. Once again the three library systems are facing historic cuts and once again library supporters are pushing back. The third 24 Hour Read In will take place on June 9-10 from 4PM to 4PM and once again we will be on the steps of the Brooklyn Public Library in Grand Army Plaza. It will be another days worth of literary library activism.
This is going to be our biggest year ever. The base of the protest remains the same, over a hundred voices read around the clock. A full 24 hour day is broken into 15 minute intervals and volunteers read pretty much whatever they like for their quarter of an hour. The rules are simple, no speeches only reading. Family storytime is from 8AM to noon on Sunday so select your materials accordingly. The dark hours from 2AM-4AM are for the steamy stuff and heckling is to be expected. Read more.
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10 Top Tips for Attending an ALA Conference by Jo Alcock | Library Adventures.com
10 Top Tips for Attending an ALA Conference by Jo Alcock | Library Adventures.com
by Jo Alcock
by Jo Alcock
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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Friday, May 25, 2012
Navigating the Ebook Revolution | American Libraries Magazine
Navigating the Ebook Revolution | American Libraries Magazine
by James LaRue
Players in the publishing realm voice their thoughts and concerns
by James LaRue
Players in the publishing realm voice their thoughts and concerns
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- Hachette returning e-book access to some libraries in pilot program (teleread.com)
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Wednesday, May 23, 2012
Digitization 101: Is now the time for librarians?
Digitization 101: Is now the time for librarians? Jill Hurst-Wahl
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Tuesday, May 22, 2012
Treasures up for grabs at the London Antiquarian Book Fair - Telegraph
Treasures up for grabs at the London Antiquarian Book Fair - Telegraph
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- Slow Books Movement (finebooksmagazine.com)
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