Publications

Library Futures produces research on the effects of current policy on libraries’ digital rights, the opportunities and threats digital access holds for libraries, and how to advocate for current and future digital rights policy that better serves their communities.

Forthcoming Publications

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Past Publications

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Toward a New Access Paradigm With broad availability of digital content, libraries and consumers should have more rights and access, but in fact, they have fewer.

Library Futures eBooks Policy Paper The Library Futures's first policy statement on ebooks.

Controlled Chaos A zine by workers at the San Quentin Prison Library.

Improving Digital Access to Local News Through Library-Newsroom Collaboration

Brighter Futures The Brighter Futures Coloring Book + Bullet Journal is an education and advocacy tool that makes a great resource for group strategy workshops and planning sessions, or send it directly to your representatives as a legislative resource.

Keeping an Open Mind Our investigation on public library awareness, perceptions, and interest in Open Educational Resources (OER).

Library Futures & Albany Public Library Discovery Insights The first insights from our joint pilot project with the Albany Public Library on libraries and local news.

Neo-Censorship in U.S. Libraries A vocal minority of activists are using "pornography" as a bogeyman to erode free speech and information access in schools and libraries.

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