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Alabama-ALA Split Signals Broader Issues

• Authors : Peet, Lisa

• Source: Library Journal. March, 2024, Vol. 149 Issue 3, p10, 3 p.

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Going the Extra Mile: Equitable summer programs reach out to all kids.

• Authors : Hinton, Marva

• Source: School Library Journal. 2023, Vol. 69, Issue 6, pages. 4

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BUILDING ON MOMENTUM.

• Authors : Peet, Lisa

• Source: Library Journal. 2024, Vol. 149, Issue 1, pages. 2

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Roadmap for Success: Lessons from Election Day.

• Authors : Bromberg, Peter

• Source: School Library Journal. 2023, Vol. 69, Issue 12, pages. 2

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LATEST COMPANY NEWS.

• Source: US Telecommunications. 2023.

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Librarians, who lost jobs for not banning books, are fighting back

• Source: Morning Edition. January 2, 2024

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How can we help libraries lead in the New Year? Inspired by Community.

• Authors : Rich, Hallie

• Source: Library Journal. 2024, Vol. 149, Issue 1, pages. 1

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When Challenge Procedures Are Ignored: These library policies are critical, even if they're being overlooked.

• Authors : Scales, Pat

• Source: School Library Journal. 2023, Vol. 69, Issue 9, pages. 1

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Programming to Address Stress: Informed offerings for families can help all kids thrive.

• Authors : Payne, Rachel G.; Ernst, Linda L.

• Source: School Library Journal. 2023, Vol. 69, Issue 9, pages. 1

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The Death of Controlled Digital Lending?

• Authors : Pike, George H.

• Source: Information Today. 2023, Vol. 40, Issue 5, pages. 2

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Censorship's Growing Reach: Groups target professional library conferences and librarians attending the events.

• Authors : Yorio, Kara

• Source: School Library Journal. 2023, Vol. 69, Issue 5, pages. 2

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Tales From the Library Trenches, 6 Years Later.

• Authors : Hoenke, Justin

• Source: Information Today. 2023, Vol. 40, Issue 2, pages. 2

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Holocaust Denial Materials Removed from Ebook Platforms OverDrive, hoopla address fascist and biased content made available for user download.

• Source: Library Journal. 2022, Vol. 147, Issue 4, pages. 3

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BUSINESS As LJ survey shows how public libraries met the pandemic's challenges to fundraising UNUSUAL.

• Authors : Gerber, Andrew

• Source: Library Journal. 2022, Vol. 147, Issue 4, pages. 3

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What's New With Public Library Ebook Vendors.

• Authors : Scardilli, Brandi

• Source: Information Today. 2022, Vol. 39, Issue 2, pages. 3

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WORK IN PROGRESS: As an increasing number of patrons seek not only new jobs but new career paths, public libraries are upping their own skill sets with creative solutions.

• Authors : Kobert, Elizabeth

• Source: Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 146, Issue 9, pages. 5

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Access for All PUBLIC LIBRARIES CONNECT WITH DISABLED PATRONS IN MANY WAYS

• Authors : Metallo, Susan

• Source: Publishers Weekly. July 24, 2023, Vol. 270 Issue 30, p26, 2 p.

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Fitch Affirms Onondaga Free Library, NY Revenue Bonds at 'AA-'; Outlook Stable.

• Source: Plus Company Updates. 2023.

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Libraries and Archives Global Market Report 2023: Growing Number of Library Users Fuels the Sector.

• Source: Financial Services Monitor Worldwide. 2023.

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Holocaust Denial Materials Removed from Ebook Platforms OverDrive, hoopla address fascist and biased content made available for user download

• Source: Library Journal. April, 2022, Vol. 147 Issue 4, p8, 3 p.

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LIBRARIES ON THE BALLOT: Despite partisan clashes, the COVID-19 pandemic, and economic headwinds, voters largely came through for public libraries in 2020.

• Authors : Sweeney, Patrick

• Source: Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 146, Issue 2, pages. 4

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EDITORS' INTRODUCTION: LANDSCAPES OF POWER AND ACADEMIC FREEDOM

• Source: States News Service. November 9, 2023

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THE LIBRARY STORIES OF 2020: PW looks back at the library stories that captivated the publishing world this year--and what they portend for 2021.

• Authors : Albanese, Andrew Richard

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2020, Vol. 267, Issue 51, pages. 14

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Read Scare

• Authors : Hayasaki, Erika

• Source: The New York Times Magazine. September 11, 2022, 36

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UP ON THE ROOF.

• Authors : Patrick, Bethanne

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2022, Vol. 269, Issue 25, pages. 2

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RHODY RADIO CONNECTS Rl LIBRARIES, LISTENERS.

• Authors : Peet, Lisa

• Source: Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 146, Issue 6, pages. 3

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To Find Young Readers, Librarians Turn to TikTok.

• Authors : Kelley, Lora

• Source: The New York Times. 2022.

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Moody's affirms Consolidated Public Library District 3 (Clay, Jackson, and Platte Counties), MO's Aa2 issuer, Aa3 lease obligation appropriation ratings.

• Source: Plus Company Updates. 2023.

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Moody's assigns Aa2 to Oldham County Public Library District, KY's GO bonds.

• Source: Plus Company Updates. 2023.

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Moody's assigns initial Aa3 rating to Bath County Public Library District, KY's Series 2023 GOULT bonds.

• Source: Plus Company Updates. 2023.

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VIRGINIA BEACH PUBLIC LIBRARY.

• Source: Library Journal. 2022, Vol. 147, Issue 10, pages. 1

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THE PRICE OF A PANDEMIC: Budgets, modestly up, reflect pre-COVID planning, but how they're spent has changed drastically: Circ, hours, and staffing see major pandemic drops while tech, e-content, and safety spending rise.

• Authors : Peet, Lisa

• Source: Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 146, Issue 2, pages. 3

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WHERE ARE WE NOW? In the messy middle of the pandemic, library leaders share how things have changed since March 2020, their takeways, and continuing challenges.

• Authors : Freudenberger, Erica

• Source: Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 146, Issue 2, pages. 3

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CIRC DSRUPTED: COVID shifts drove falling print circ and rising ebooks. But will it last?

• Authors : Hoffert, Barbara

• Source: Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 146, Issue 2, pages. 3

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SUMMER HOT SPOTS: In virtual programming, librarians prioritize human connection.

• Authors : Hinton, Marva

• Source: School Library Journal. 2020, Vol. 66, Issue 7, pages. 4

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Screen Time to the Rescue: Created out of necessity, virtual early learning programming has many upsides.

• Authors : Cockcroft, Marlaina

• Source: School Library Journal. 2020, Vol. 66, Issue 7, pages. 4

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IN THE FIELD: A librarian shares how Denver public schools and libraries are continuing to meet students' educational needs during the pandemic.

• Authors : Tonini, Suzanne

• Source: Publishers Weekly. 2020, Vol. 267, Issue 23, pages. 5

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Two LIBRARIES One: When schools and public libraries share space, all users benefit.

• Authors : Witteveen, April

• Source: School Library Journal. 2020, Vol. 66, Issue 3, pages. 4

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OFF-CYCLE, ON TRACK: Referenda: 2019 library ballot measures see success in renewals, less for new funding.

• Authors : Chrastka, John

• Source: Library Journal. 2020, Vol. 145, Issue 2, pages. 4

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Diverse Story Time Resources: Take these steps to show that story time is for everyone.

• Authors : Naik, Yesha; Payne, Rachel G.

• Source: School Library Journal. 2022, Vol. 68, Issue 6, pages. 1

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The Long Road Back: School and public libraries continue recovery efforts after storms and fires.

• Authors : Yorio, Kara

• Source: School Library Journal. 2021, Vol. 67, Issue 11, pages. 2

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Brooklyn Public Library makes banned books available to teens for free

• Source: Weekend Edition Saturday. August 27, 2022

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The Global Audiobooks Market Size is Expected to Reach $19.7 Billion by 2028, Rising at a Market Growth of 26.0% CAGR During the Forecast Period.

• Source: Plus Company Updates. 2022.

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The Global Audiobooks Market size is expected to reach $19.7 billion by 2028, rising at a market growth of 26.0% CAGR during the forecast period.

• Source: Financial Services Monitor Worldwide. 2022.

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They Checked Out Books to 'Hide the Pride.' It Did the Opposite.

• Authors : Cowan, Jill

• Source: The New York Times. July 23, 2023, pA10.

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Why states are changing the laws that govern libraries serving communities

• Source: Morning Edition. June 21, 2022

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Moody's assigns Aa1 issuer rating to Albany Public Library, NY.

• Source: European Union News. 2022.

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NOT JUST NARCAN: America's opioid crisis forces U.S. public libraries to take a proactive approach to reduce stigma and harm.

• Authors : Freudenberger, Erica

• Source: Library Journal. 2019, Vol. 144, Issue 4, pages. 3

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MEASURING DIVERSITY IN THE COLLECTION: A collection diversity audit is a crucial tool for libraries to assess their offerings. Starting small makes it manageable.

• Authors : Mortensen, Annabelle

• Source: Library Journal. 2019, Vol. 144, Issue 4, pages. 3

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In a record year for book ban attempts, ALA says these 10 books were challenged most

• Source: All Things Considered. April 4, 2022

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