Welcome to the New INFOdocket!

by Library Journal
Apr 10, 2012 | Filed in News
INFOdocket has gotten a makeover, but that’s not all — today marks the beginning of a partnership with Library Journal.
INFOdocket has gotten a makeover, but that’s not all — today marks the beginning of a partnership with Library Journal. As it has been in the past, INFOdocket will continue to be the place to find hand-picked news, reports, and links related to the hot library and publishing topics of the day. But now it will also serve as something of a first-pass site, providing context and coverage that will feed into the full reporting coming from the LJ News team. Look for more on this integration in the near future, and in places like the LJXpress and LJ Academic Newswire free weekly newsletters. If you’re new to INFOdocket, see the full story on INFOdocket.com, and a big welcome to contributor Gary Price!
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