Exploring America's Top 10 Magnificent Libraries Discover the top 10 libraries in the United States, from the historic Library of Congress to the modern San Francisco Public Library. Top News · Feb 24, 2024
30 Most Beautiful Libraries In The World: Treasures Houses Of Wisdom Welcome to the world of beautiful libraries, where architectural splendor meets literary treasures. International Business Times · Feb 21, 2024
Switching to Apple Music from Spotify and others could be about to get easier with a new playlist and library importer A new tool could be about to make moving music playlists and libraries to Apple Music easier than ever. iMore · Feb 20, 2024
Tribal hamlets in Namakkal district to get road after 75 years of Independence Chief Minister M.K. Stalin launches road project for tribal groups, inaugurates classrooms, libraries, and digitized document system. The Hindu · Feb 18, 2024
Gram panchayat libraries will become more child friendly, says Priyank Government upgrades gram panchayat libraries in Karnataka to promote reading among children, enhancing library supervisors' role. The Hindu · Feb 18, 2024
Ivanti Pulse Secure was using decade-old Linux and outdated libraries — no wonder it was such a popular target for hackers Hackers are having a field day with Ivanti products thanks to outdated operating systems and libraries. TechRadar · Feb 16, 2024
Palworld dev says it's alright to stop playing: "If you're no longer playing Palworld, we still love you, and we hope you'll come back for round 2" "Play lots of games, try different genres, and frequently flick through indie libraries to find hidden gems" GamesRadar · Feb 14, 2024
OPINION - Dim the streetlights and cancel Christmas – London's councils are going broke No one ever wrote a folk song about local authority finances. Not even Lib Dem Glee Club will touch it. But when the money runs out, the rubbish piles up and the libraries shut their doors, voters quickly start to notice. Evening Standard · Feb 13, 2024
Report: NVIDIA Forms Custom Chip Unit for Cloud Computing and More With its highly successful A100 and H100 processors for artificial intelligence (AI) and high-performance computing (HPC) applications, NVIDIA dominates AI datacenter deployments these days. But among large cloud service providers as well as emerging devices like software defined vehicles (SDVs) there is a global trend towards custom silicon. And, according… AnandTech · Feb 13, 2024
‘Reading is so sexy’: gen Z turns to physical books and libraries Book sales boom as readers escape the ‘oversaturation and noise of the wild west digital landscape’ The Guardian - UK · Feb 9, 2024
German Libraries Up Defences Against Far-right Attack Defaced and destroyed, books torn up and political messages scrawled across their pages: the evidence of an alleged far-right vandalism spree at a city library in Berlin covers an entire table. International Business Times · Feb 8, 2024
Hall Pass: Your Ticket to Understanding School Board Politics, Edition #96 Welcome to Hall Pass, a newsletter written to keep you plugged into the conversations driving school board politics and governance. Ballotpedia · Feb 7, 2024
How a decade of austerity has squeezed council budgets in England Analysis of 13 years of data shows why there are more potholes and fewer libraries and swimming pools The Guardian - UK · Jan 29, 2024
Books and looks: gen Z is ‘rediscovering’ the public library Young people are using the hallowed institutions at higher rates than older generations. And they’re not just there to read The Guardian - US · Jan 26, 2024
Reason · Jan 21, 2024 Are You a Librarian in a Public or School Library? Or Do You Know One Who Might Be Willing to Talk with Me? I'm writing up a longish blog post about some controversies related to the "weeding" of books in public libraries and in public school libraries—which is to say, removal of books from library collections—and I'd love to talk to librarians who actually have some experience with this process. I've reviewed Rebecca…
Evening Standard · Jan 19, 2024 OPINION - The British Library hack is a national outrage – and the Government must pay to save it It is a national outrage that the British Library has been unable to fulfil its function over the past three months following a savage cyberattack – and that its functioning is likely to be severely limited for many months to come.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 18, 2024 Review finds libraries in England suffer ‘lack of recognition’ from government Proposals include the creation of a libraries minister and a high-profile libraries laureate to be the sector’s public champion
The Guardian - UK · Jan 14, 2024 The Guardian view on the future of libraries: an old question of human dignity in a new form Editorial: A cyber-attack on the British Library has shown how vulnerable digital archives are. It has reinforced the value of physical books and librarians
TechRadar · Jan 12, 2024 7 things the Nintendo Switch 2 needs to get right What features can Nintendo realistically implement with the upcoming Nintendo Switch 2?
The Conversation · Jan 12, 2024 Gen Z and millennials have an unlikely love affair with their local libraries A phone fixation may seem at odds with an attraction to books. But the latter may offer a much-needed reprieve from the former.
The Guardian - AU · Jan 8, 2024 ‘The incentive to steal isn’t there’: the lost cause of tracking library theft Few Australian libraries know how many items are stolen – be it the Bible or DVDs – and many no longer have an overdue fee
The Guardian - UK · Jan 8, 2024 Libraries for the future: Europe’s new wave of ‘meeting places for the mind’ From Ghent’s De Krook to Helsinki’s Oodi, recent civic constructions have shared a vision of the library as a living room for the modern city
The National (Scotland) · Jan 7, 2024 ‘Shocking and unacceptable’: Nearly 250k Scots using libraries and cafes to keep warm NEARLY a quarter of a million people in Scotland have turned to using cafes, libraries and community centres to keep warm, a charity has warned.
The Conversation · Jan 4, 2024 2 colonists had similar identities – but one felt compelled to remain loyal, the other to rebel Through the early 1750s, two men in the British colony of Rhode Island – Martin Howard and Stephen Hopkins – had similar backgrounds and led strikingly similar lives. They knew each other, were both supporters of libraries with successful legal careers, and were politically active.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 3, 2024 Charity launches support scheme for at-risk libraries in wake of budget cuts Around 650 libraries will benefit from Libraries Connected programme, as almost one in five council leaders fear bankruptcy this year or next