- Admitting Our Agendas
- A queer, feminist agenda for libraries: Significance, relevance and power
- Agendas: Everyone has one
- I dreamed of a book …
- Why I'm not waiting for tenure to change the world...
- Value of Libraries Megapost
- Librarians, Gender, and Tech: Moving the Conversation Forward
- Silencing, librarianship, and gender: award hate and the silencing of recognition
- Public Libraries as Social Innovation Catalysts
- The private-data-for-services trade fallacy
- Business Model of the Internet Has Been Surveillance
- Science and Its Skeptics
- Why We Are Allowed to Hate Silicon Valley
- You Can't Get There From Here: Wayfinding in an Academic Library
- Citing data (without tearing your hair out)
- Coalition Letter to Federal Agencies and Offices Requesting Draft OSTP Public Access
- Science reporters play the access game too: What embargoes have to do with Greenwald, Snowden, and Assange
- Spy Kids: A sci-fi visionary on why the children of tomorrow are the NSA's biggest nightmare
- New Zealand bans software patents
- The End Is Not Near (ie. why profs do what they do)
- Should you write a science blog?
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Via a mailing list, the Top 1000 Books in the US, ranked in order of library holdings. The Top 25 (after the cut):
As is occasionally my habit when a big story breaks, I have gathered together all the relevant documents I could find concerning the recent controversy about the Canadian Conservative government's recent consolidation of the libraries at their Department of Fisheries & Oceans.
7 Things Librarians Are Tired of Hearing
Library without books debuts at Florida’s newest college
Thanks to Mark Spicer for bringing this item to my attention. Note that the site I'm linking to sells printer cartridges, but still has some cool content.