Category: Libraries
Minneapolis Central Library opens vinyl listening room to share collection
Right now, thousands of vinyl records are stored in the third floor of the Minneapolis
Propose a Topic for the new ITAL Public Libraries Leading the Way Column
ITAL’s look back at the last 50 years is complete, and we’re taking the opportunity
Ebooks seem like ‘Netflix for libraries,’ but they’re a drain on budgets
The book-crammed Free Library of Philadelphia has found a way to stay relevant in the 21st century: ebooks. Last
Make public libraries custodians of smart city data
The Toronto Regional Board of Trade has a novel proposal to break the logjam of
The Library Book: Susan Orlean in Conversation with David Ulin
Author Susan Orlean will kick off the national tour for her highly anticipated new book,
The Books That Made Dracula
The London Library today unveiled a fascinating discovery that sheds new light on how Dracula was researched
Interview: NYPL’s chief digital officer says public is better off when libraries are ‘risk averse’ about tech
First: It’s not just about digitizing books. That’s the biggest misconception that the public has about
Librarians to the rescue! A brief history of heroic bibliophiles
There have been brave librarians throughout history; sadly, in many parts of the world, librarians
The Room of Requirement
Libraries aren’t just for books. They’re often spaces that transform into what you need them
Salt Lake County libraries give away free gun locks to promote gun safety, suicide prevention
The librarian says it starts with a question, like the person can’t quite believe it’s