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VOLUME 42 • ISSUE 2 • March/April 2025
Information Today
The Newsmagazine for Users and Producers of Digital Information Services

FEATURES
Preserving Unique Historical Documents: HistoryIT Uses New Technology to Save Old Records by Terry Ballard	Page 8
A Classic of Dystopian Literature: 40 Years of *The Handmaid’s Tale* by Anthony Aycock	Page 14
A Safe Space for Dark Times: Libraries and Dystopian Literature by Brandi Scardilli	Page 17
*SHORT TAKE*
*Editor’s Note* Doomsday Scenarios by Brandi Scardilli	Page 1
*CONFERENCES*
Information Today, Inc. Conferences	Page 8
Report From the Field My First Charleston Conference by Marci Wicker	Page 8
*COLUMNS*
A Day in the Life Thanks for the Inspiration Ned Pottter Interviewed by Justin Hoenke	Page 4
We the People The Differences Between Paralegals and Law Librarians by Amber Boedigheimer	Page 10
*Help Desk* A Look at the Sora Video Creation Tool From OpenAI by Sophia Guevara	Page 12
*Database Review* The AI Web-Search Fray by Mick O’Leary	Page 22
Legal lssues TikTok and a New First Amendment Case Head to the Supreme Court This Term by Tom Gaylord	Page 23
*DEI Perspectives* The Invisible Workload: Addressing DEI Burnout Among Info Pros by Marci Wicker	Page 24

‘I Spy With My Little AI’: AI Tools and a Web of Images by David Haden	Page 26
Let’s Get Strategic What Content Creators (Still) Have to Offer That AI Can’t Touch by Linda Pophal	Page 28
Outside the Box Planning Tools for Successful Vacations by Michelle Fitzhugh-Craig	Page 30
Notes on Digital Transformation What I Learned About Mobile Apps by Marianne Kay	Page 32

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