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Five years ago it was easy to check on new digital subfields of the humanities. Just open Twitter. If a new blog post had dropped, or a magazine had published a fresh denunciation of “digital human…
UC Berkeley’s newly remodeled undergraduate library is modern and sleek, with its top two floors featuring low-slung couches, a futuristic nap pod, and meeting spaces with glass walls made to be written on and colorful furniture meant to be moved.
This is the text of a talk I gave at the University of New Mexico last week sponsored by the Marjorie Whetstone Ashton endowment and the university library instruction team. Thanks, team! A PDF ver…
Jane Caro: In this new ‘Age of Anxiety’, where the world’s future appears unprecedentedly bleak and volatile, historical parallels between our times and the Protestant Reformation can draw some comfort – and some alarm.
Why were no librarians involved in New York's sidewalk Internet-access kiosks?
A bold new vision for the library as an open global platform rooted in our.
The archivist behind #archivesforblacklives and A People’s Archive of Police Violence in Cleveland talks about sustainability and the individual and institution's role in archiving difficult stories.
Shortly after we posted our initial coverage of the bizarre arrests of Steven Woolfolk and Jeremy Roshe-Kushel at the Kansas City Public Library, the Kansas City Star ran their own coverage of the debacle by Ian Cummings, and a couple of interesting developments came to light.
a look at decades of technical and institutional change by Nicole Contaxis
At San Francisco’s main branch, a balance of outreach and keeping a lookout
New book explores how academic libraries can shape their services to better serve higher education -- and what librarians should do to make it happen.
This is the text of a presentation I made yesterday at a wonderful Columbia University symposium called Insuetude (still ongoing), which is bringing media archaeologists together with stones-and-bones archaeologists. I started my talk with a bit of film, as a way of time-traveling to the middle...