LJ Insider
Norman Oder, News Editor, Library Journal
October 23, 2009
Horrible Murder. Small Town. Graphic Account from Accused's Perspective. Should Library Buy Book?
So, a new book, a mass market paperback titled In the Middle of the Night: The Shocki...
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LJ Insider
Norman Oder, News Editor, Library Journal
August 11, 2009
From The Onion: Google's "Opt-Out Village"
Worried that Google knows just a bit too much about you? There's a way to get around ...
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In the Bookroom
Norman Oder, News Editor, Library Journal
June 30, 2009
After Cataloging Delay (and Some Questions), NYPL Puts Exposé of Museum on the Shelves
So, did the New York Public Library (NYPL) face pressure not to purchase Michael Gros...
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LJ Insider
Norman Oder, News Editor, Library Journal
April 20, 2009
Did Library Sex Books Make Teenage Couple Frisky? Probably Not
Last week, at the same time the board of the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library...
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