Archive for May, 2010
vault on demand
i’m contemplating the fact that print-on-demand and “the disney vault” both exist. that is, even if you can have any cultural artifact reproduced, and for sale, on short notice, it doesn’t mean that the rightsholders will agree to let you purchase it, for any price.
reading list
A post a few weeks back by Rory Litwin at the Library Juice blog asked,
What is the coolest library/info related book or article (or blog post, I guess) that you have read in the past year or so? Post something in the comments here – I am hoping we end up with a nice, [...]
stop talking about filtering content
Last week the Supreme Court of Washington, the state, not the district ruled that it was ok for a library to user filtering software on its public computers.
The problem was that the North Central Regional Library District filtered things that people wanted to look at, like Women & Guns magazine. The challenge was that [...]
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Command-F by Rachel Bridgewater, Anne-Marie Deitering, Caleb Tucker-Raymond is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License. 2010 ⌘f.
