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Report: “With Focus on Supporting HBCU Faculty, Brown Library Expands Access to Scholarly Digital Publishing”
From Brown University: Fifteen humanities scholars from across the nation gathered in Brown University’s John D. Rockefeller Jr. Library this week with a shared mission: Explore best practices for authoring and publishing a first-rate, digital-first monograph and leave with the skills to create their own. [Clip] First held in 2022 and now in its second […]
Reports: “Private Schools, Libraries Sue Idaho For Law Restricting ‘Harmful’ Materials”
From the Idaho Statesman Private schools and privately funded libraries in Idaho sued state officials Thursday, challenging a controversial new law that allows community members to challenge library books they believe are “harmful” to children. The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Boise, argued that the law reaches new heights of invasiveness by limiting the […]
New Video From EDUCAUSE Review: “AI and Copyright: 3 Key Issues” Featuring Jonathan Band and Cliff Lynch
From EDUCAUSE: There are three critical copyright issues that arise with the use of generative AI. In this video, we touch on the legal and ethical complexities around data ingestion for AI training, the potential for AI-generated outputs to infringe on existing works, and the challenge of securing copyright protection for AI-created content.
Sam Helmick Chosen 2024-2025 American Library Association President-Elect
From ALA The American Library Association Council decided on Tuesday, July 23, 2024, that Sam Helmick will be the 2024-2025 president-elect effective immediately. Helmick, who is Community & Access Services Coordinator at Iowa City Public Library, was recommended by the ALA Executive Board and confirmed by the Council. ALA bylaws specified the process for replacing […]
New Resource: National Climate Action Strategy for Libraries Now Available
From the Sustainable Libraries Initiative: Climate change has been called the grandest challenge of our generation and now the U.S. library community has more assistance to ensure their libraries are thriving in the face of that challenge and contributing to their community’s resilience. In partnership with the Executive Board of the American Library Association, the […]
Funding: Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) Announces $22.5M Investment in U.S. Library and Archival Services Initiatives
From IMLS: The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS) today announced 85 awards totaling $22,533,904 to support libraries and archival services across the country. The FY 2024 awards were made through National Leadership Grants for Libraries and the Laura Bush 21st Century Librarian Program. The awarded grants search on the IMLS website contains a complete list of grantees and project […]
NBC News: “Inside The Two-Year Fight to Bring Charges Against School Librarians in Granbury, Texas”
From NBC News and KXAS: The law enforcement officer spent months methodically gathering evidence. He leafed through thousands of pages and highlighted key passages amid reams and reams of paper. He wore his body camera to record his interactions with witnesses and suspects. And he photographed what he saw as instruments of the alleged crime: […]
AI Roundup: Join the Waiting List: OpenAI Launches “SearchGPT” Prototype Search Engine & More Headlines
CDT Best Practices in AI Documentation: The Imperative of Evidence From Practice(CDT: Center for Democracy & Technology)News Media Here Come the Robots: A.I. And The Future of News (via Aspen Digital) OpenAI Limited Release: OpenAI Launches “SearchGPT” Protoype Search Engine (via OpenAI) ||| Media Coverage via The Verge & via Bloomberg ||| Direct to SearchGPT […]
A New Issue of Library Leadership & Management (Vol. 38, No.1) is Now Online
Library Leadership & Management (LL&M) is a journal of ALA Core: Leadership, Infrastructure, Futures. In This Issue (Vol. 38, No. 1) Editor’s Message Case Studies Archiving the Past, Citing the Future: From Old-Fashioned Book Stackers to Modern-Day Educational Storytellers by Adry Guinn Peer Reviewed Reflecting on the Impact of Hybrid Work on an Academic Library Using the […]
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