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Introducing Learning Circles

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Introducing Learning Circles

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Toward a Cooperative Vision: Library Futures's Response to the Hachette v Internet Archive Summary Judgement

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Toward a Cooperative Vision: Library Futures's Response to the Hachette v Internet Archive Summary Judgement

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Library Futures Releases Policy Paper: Digital Ownership for Libraries and the Public

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Library Futures Releases Policy Paper: Digital Ownership for Libraries and the Public

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Library Futures Ebook Bills are on the Move

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Library Futures Ebook Bills are on the Move

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Library Futures and SPARC Condemn Wiley E-Textbook Withdrawal

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Library Futures and SPARC Condemn Wiley E-Textbook Withdrawal

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Improving Digital Access to Local News Through Library-Newsroom Collaboration

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Improving Digital Access to Local News Through Library-Newsroom Collaboration

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Brief Filed in Hachette et al v Internet Archive

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Brief Filed in Hachette et al v Internet Archive

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Library Futures Releases Policy Statement and Draft eBook Legislative Language: Mitigating the Library eBook Conundrum Through Legislative Action in the States

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Kyle K. Courtney

Library Futures Releases Policy Statement and Draft eBook Legislative Language: Mitigating the Library eBook Conundrum Through Legislative Action in the States

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Kyle K. Courtney

Meet Our New Fellows! Policy Fellow Juliya Ziskina and Community Fellow Emily Finch

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Meet Our New Fellows! Policy Fellow Juliya Ziskina and Community Fellow Emily Finch

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First Insights Report: Albany Public Library News Access Pilot Project

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First Insights Report: Albany Public Library News Access Pilot Project

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Four Questions with Dr. Jeanie Austin

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Four Questions with Dr. Jeanie Austin

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Statement on the Association of American Publishers Suit Against the State of Maryland

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Kyle K. Courtney

Statement on the Association of American Publishers Suit Against the State of Maryland

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Kyle K. Courtney

Supporting Equitable Access to Local News

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Supporting Equitable Access to Local News

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Eight Ways to Ban a Book

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Eight Ways to Ban a Book

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Library Victory! Wyden and Eshoo demand answers from big publishers

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Library Victory! Wyden and Eshoo demand answers from big publishers

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Let's Broadband Together: A New Collaboration with Consumer Reports

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Let's Broadband Together: A New Collaboration with Consumer Reports

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Four Questions with Michael Blackwell on Ebook Advocacy

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Four Questions with Michael Blackwell on Ebook Advocacy

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Content at any cost?

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Library Futures Board

Content at any cost?

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Library Futures Board

Publishers Are Using E-Books to Extort Schools and Libraries

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Publishers Are Using E-Books to Extort Schools and Libraries

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Who can watch this year’s Academy Award nominees?

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Who can watch this year’s Academy Award nominees?

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Four Questions about Fine Free Libraries with Scott Jarzombek of the Albany Public Library

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Four Questions about Fine Free Libraries with Scott Jarzombek of the Albany Public Library

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Equitable Access is the Future for All of Us

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Equitable Access is the Future for All of Us

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Supporting Broadband Access for All

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Jill Hurst-Wahl

Supporting Broadband Access for All

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Jill Hurst-Wahl

Ensuring a sustainable future for libraries: Announcing Library Futures

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Library Futures Board

Ensuring a sustainable future for libraries: Announcing Library Futures

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Library Futures Board

Welcome to Library Futures

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Welcome to Library Futures

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