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Oh, the Humanities! Creating Community With the Humanities Commons
The humanities have traditionally been slower to adopt digital repositories, OA models, and non-monograph publishing formats than the STM disciplines. Leading the charge for change is the new Humanities Commons.
By Marydee Ojala
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| FEATURES |
iSchools, Disaster Prep, and Privacy at ICADL 2016
Text and photos by Emil Levine
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Preserving OERs for the Future
by Corilee Christou |
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| COVER TO COVER |
Editor’s Note
What’s Past Is Prologue
by Brandi Scardilli |
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We the People
An Informed Citizenry
by Brandi Scardilli |
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Book Review
Scanning Away
Digital Library Programs for Libraries and Archives: Developing, Managing, and Sustaining Unique Digital Collections
by Aaron D. Purcell
Reviewed by Gwen M. Gregory
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LiteByte
Baseball Online: The Usual and Unusual Sites
by David King |
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| SHORT TAKES |
NewsBytes |
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NewsMakers |
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| Product News |
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| INSIGHTS |
Internet Waves
By the Numbers
by Shirley Duglin Kennedy |
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The Razor's Edge
Why Success Always Starts With Failure
by Brendan Howley and M’Lissa Story
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Database Review
Audible Rides the Audiobook Wave
by Mick O’Leary |
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ViewPoint
A Matter of Trust
by Barbara Quint |
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Legal Issues
Can Smart Devices Solve a Murder?
by George H. Pike |
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In Other Words
Referral Madness
by Lauree Padgett |
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International Report
Holding Patterns
by John Charlton |
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| CONFERENCES |
| Information Today, Inc. Conferences |
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Report From the Field
RAILS Conference Embraces Diversity
Text and photo by Ray Lewis |
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| Global Outlook |
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