By Shelby Stuart (Electronic Resources Librarian, Case Western Reserve University) and Stephanie Church (Acquisitions & Metadata Services Librarian, Case Western Reserve University) Column Editors: Kyle Banerjee (Sr....
Column Editor: Thomas W. Leonhardt (Retired, Eugene, OR 97404) After reading Michael Vinson’s Bluffing Texas Style twice and skimming it once, I am still baffled. Part of my confusion lies in the book’s structure; it begins at the end and then switches...
by Tom Gilson (Associate Editor, Against the Grain) and Katina Strauch (Editor, Against the Grain) ATG: Khal, when Adam Matthew Digital (AM Digital) became part of the SAGE Group a few years ago, you told us that growing new markets and expanding your...
Column Editors: Nicole Ameduri (Licensing Manager, Springer Nature) and Lisa Janicke Hinchliffe (Professor, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign) Nicole’s Picks Since the start of the global pandemic, I’ve been avoiding in-person dining at...
By: Bo Baker, MLIS (Public & Research Services Dept. Head, UTC Library, University of Tennessee Chattanooga) and Theresa Liedtka, MLIS (Dean, UTC Library) Philosophy and Initiation Staffing responsibilities and models create and shape a library culture and its...
Column Editor: Myer Kutz (President, Myer Kutz Associates, Inc.) How many of us expect to leave behind an immediately recognizable footprint years after we no longer work in a profession? Who will remember most of us? Beyond, I mean, colleagues with...
Title: The Family Business: How Ingram Transformed the World of BooksAuthor: Keel Hunt, Forward by Tim O'ReillyHardcover: 978-1513267210, $24.97Imprint: Berkeley, California: West Margin Press, 2021 The first book to tell the story of one of the world’s most...
Title: The Family Business: How Ingram Transformed the World of BooksAuthor: Keel Hunt, Forward by Tim O'ReillyHardcover: 978-1513267210, $24.97Imprint: Berkeley, California: West Margin Press, 2021 The first book to tell the story of one of the world’s most...
New Report: “Endangered But Not Too Late: The State of Digital News Preservation” According to infoDOCKET this report from the University of Missouri Libraries is the result "of an 18-month long research investigation to discover how news organizations in the U.S, and...
This survey examines the views of 106 academic department chairs from 57 colleges and universities on the outlook for and impact of remote work and learning. The questions focus on changes brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic and on anticipated changes for post COVID...
Libraries Can Use ARPA Funds on E-books, but Change May Be Needed According to Publishers Weekly "Federal and state library officials have confirmed that funds allocated under the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan (ARPA) can be used to purchase digital content. But...
