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Librarians to P2P critics: Shhh!

The Globe And Mail is running a CNET Story on the five major U.S. library associations filing a legal brief Friday siding with Streamcast Networks and...

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Life’s Unanswered [Reference] Questions

Lee Hadden writes: “If you are interested in Reference Services, be glad you don’t routinely get questions like these. Try these (for fun) Life’s Unanswered Reference...

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Voice over IP via WLANs

Voice Via WLANs on Horizon September 29, 2003 By Carmen Nobel With new products that support voice communication via WLANs, several companies are working toward the...

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Preserving Ephemera of Recall Campaign

rteeter writes “The New York Times has this article on archivists rushing to preserve material from the California recall election. (Registration required)” They say With just...

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Time Wild West Web was tamed

John Duncan writes spotted A Toronto Star Column that says it’s time for the Wild West we once proudly called the Internet to grow up. I...

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Bomb book tests U.S. free speech

Steve M. Cohen donated This One on Lyle Stuart, the , 81-year-old president of maverick publisher Barricade Books, who they say, is an old hand at...

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The festival of school libraries

News From Russia has a Short Piece that says The wife of the Russian President, Ludmila Putin, has opened a festival of school libraries – “Bibliobraz.”...

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Electronic Databases and Google: How do we promote quality?

Anonymous Patron writes “With libraries paying more and more each year in subscription fees for on-line databases, what are librarians doing to drive traffic to these...

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PATRIOT act being used against journalists

Anonymous Patron writes ” This should sound frighteningly familiar: “Citing a provision of the Patriot Act, the FBI is sending letters to journalists telling them to...

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From Wired News – technology to restore waterlogged books

Ellen McCullough writes “It Sucks, but That’s a Good ThingA very absorbent powder called Super Slurper is useful beyond diapers and oil filters. The new product...

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