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Proud to Swim Home: NOLA after Katrina

July 1, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Librarian Karen Coyle (who has so often been excellent on tech and privacy issues) has an article online, with lots of good pictures, titled, Proud to Swim Home: NOLA after … Read more Proud to Swim Home: NOLA after Katrina

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Can History be Open Source? Wikipedia and the Future of the Past

July 1, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Can History be Open Source? Wikipedia and the Future of the Past, by Roy Rosenzweig, originally published in The Journal of American History Volume 93, Number 1 (June, 2006): 117-46, … Read more Can History be Open Source? Wikipedia and the Future of the Past

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Ann Sparanese’s letter to the Times-Picayune

July 1, 2006 by RoryLitwin

The New Orleans Times Picayune published an article on Sunday about Madeleine Albright’s appearance at the ALA Conference. The article was focused on Albright’s comments about the Cuban “independent librarians,” … Read more Ann Sparanese’s letter to the Times-Picayune

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if:Book – Google and the myth of universal knowledge: a view from Europe

July 1, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Interesting post in if:Book, about the new book coming out in France, Quand Google d?ɬ©fie l’Europe : plaidoyer pour un sursaut, by Jean-No?ɬ´l Jeanneney. Jeanneny, who is the director of … Read more if:Book – Google and the myth of universal knowledge: a view from Europe

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Flooded and Forgotten

July 1, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Here is an article in Salon by novelist Susan Straight, reflecting on the situation in New Orleans after her appearance at the conference. I think most of us who were … Read more Flooded and Forgotten

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Jim Casey’s notes on ALA Annual 2006

June 30, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Councilor James Casey prepares a nice report after each conference and shares it publicly. Here is his report on ALA Annual 2006: AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL MEETING – New Orleans … Read more Jim Casey’s notes on ALA Annual 2006

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Conference reports coming up

June 29, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Over the next few days I’ll be reporting on aspects of the ALA Conference that just took place in New Orleans, and talking about some of the things that ALA … Read more Conference reports coming up

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Ironic Dade County

June 14, 2006 by RoryLitwin

The school board in Miami, Florida just voted to remove a book from the school’s library – “Vamos a Cuba / A Visit to Cuba” – because they consider it … Read more Ironic Dade County

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Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Jo Ann Pinder’s firing

June 14, 2006 by RoryLitwin

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has an informative article on Jo Ann Pinder’s firing.

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Happy Flag Day

June 14, 2006 by RoryLitwin

On this day we celebrate the Barnette decision. West Virginia State Board of Education v. Barnette, 319 U.S. 624, was decided by the U.S. Supreme Court on flag day, 1943, … Read more Happy Flag Day

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Conservative campaign forces Georgia librarian from post

June 13, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Jo Ann Pinder, a completely mainstream librarian and longtime head of the Gwinnett County, Georgia, library system, was recently fired from her job by the library board, with no explanation … Read more Conservative campaign forces Georgia librarian from post

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Jane Addams Children’s Book Awards

June 12, 2006 by RoryLitwin

The Jane Addams Children’s Book Awards were announced in late April of this year. The award is described thusly: “The Jane Addams Children’s Book Awards are given annually to the … Read more Jane Addams Children’s Book Awards

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SRRT Newsletter 154/155

June 10, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Issue 154/155 of the SRRT Newsletter is just published. It has a report from the Midwinter meeting, a message from the Coordinator, updates on Task Force and member activities, and … Read more SRRT Newsletter 154/155

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Barbara Fister on Library 2.0 and the culture of reading

June 8, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Check out Barbara Fister’s thoughts on Library 2.0 and the culture of reading in her posting on the ACRL blog. She refers and links to a discussion in the mainstream … Read more Barbara Fister on Library 2.0 and the culture of reading

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WSJ claims STM journals rig impact factors

June 7, 2006 by RoryLitwin

The Wall Street Journal published an article on Monday claiming that science journals routinely manipulate impact factors by encouraging contributors to cite heavily prior articles from the same journals. (The … Read more WSJ claims STM journals rig impact factors

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Electronic Green Journal Editorial on EPA Libraries and Access to Environmental Information

May 31, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Fred Stoss of the SRRT Task Force on the Environment has an editorial in the Spring 2006 issue of Electronic Green Journal on the threatened defunding of the EPA National … Read more Electronic Green Journal Editorial on EPA Libraries and Access to Environmental Information

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Call for Papers: Information for Social Change

May 30, 2006 by RoryLitwin

INFORMATION FOR SOCIAL CHANGE (ISC) ISSN 1364-694X CALL FOR PAPERS (Feel free to foreword this message to friends and colleagues.) The summer 2007 issue of the online journal Information for … Read more Call for Papers: Information for Social Change

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Kathleen McCook thrown off HE-SL discussion list for addressing disinformation

May 30, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Here is a bit of depressing but not surprising news. Kathleen de la Peña McCook was thrown off of the Higher Education Service Learning discussion list for addressing a bit … Read more Kathleen McCook thrown off HE-SL discussion list for addressing disinformation

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Three from Progressive Librarian 26

May 29, 2006 by RoryLitwin

I’ve put three articles from the latest issue of Progressive Librarian, issue 26, up on the web. They are: Towards Self-reflection in Librarianship: What is Praxis? by John J. Doherty … Read more Three from Progressive Librarian 26

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A Library 2.0 skeptic’s reading list

May 28, 2006 by RoryLitwin

Steve Lawson at See Also, which is an interesting blog, has created an informative Reading list for Library 2.0 skeptics.

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