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Matt Enis

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Librarians React to New Penguin Random House Ebook Terms

Matt Enis, Oct 12, 2018

Effective October 1, Penguin Random House (PRH) changed its licensing terms for public library ebooks, discontinuing its longstanding one-copy, one-user perpetual license model, and establishing a two-year access model.

Express eBooks Program Proves Popular for Ottawa

Matt Enis, Oct 09, 2018

Ottawa Public Library, ON, Canada, last month was selected as a Top 10 Innovator by the Urban Libraries Council for its new Express eBooks program

University of Rhode Island Opens AI Lab in Library

Matt Enis, Sep 26, 2018

On September 25, the University of Rhode Island opened an Artificial Intelligence (AI) lab on the first floor of the Robert L. Carothers Library and Learning Commons. While many universities have launched AI labs in recent years, URI officials believe this is the first such facility located in a university library.

Insta Novels an Instant Social Media Hit for NYPL

Matt Enis, Sep 17, 2018

The New York Public Library (NYPL) introduced Insta Novels on August 22, posting a newly digitized, illustrated version of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll on its official Instagram account. The concept has been an immediate success.

Gale Launches Digital Scholar Lab

Matt Enis, Sep 17, 2018

Following two years in development, Gale launched its Digital Scholar Lab (DSL), a cloud-based text mining and natural language processing solution that facilitates analysis of raw text data (optical character recognition/OCR text) from 160 million pages of Gale Primary Sources content.

Tor, OverDrive Comment on Library Ebook Embargo

Matt Enis, Sep 06, 2018

An update on Tor's four month embargo on selling new ebooks to libraries.

Ban Extended for 3-D Printed Gun Plans

Matt Enis, Aug 29, 2018

U.S. District Judge Robert Lasnik on Monday extended a ban on the online publication of digital blueprints that can be used to manufacture guns with 3-D printers and computer numerical controlled (CNC) milling machines. Since a growing number of U.S. public and academic libraries provide access to 3-D printers and CNC milling machines as part of Maker spaces and fab lab workshops, the case has drawn attention from the library field.

UC Berkeley Law Library Implements TIND ILS

Matt Enis, Aug 23, 2018

The University of California, Berkeley Law Library (BLL) last month implemented the TIND cloud-based Integrated Library System (ILS), becoming the third U.S. academic institution to adopt the new ILS. In collaboration with BLL, TIND completed the development of a new, launch-ready acquisitions and serials module as part of its initial contract.

Virginia Tech First R1 Library to Adopt Koha ILS

Matt Enis, Aug 14, 2018

The University Libraries at Virginia Tech this summer became the first R1 research library to implement the Koha open source integrated library system (ILS), migrating more than 1.5 million holdings from its former ILS.

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