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Capital Investment: San Francisco’s Branch Library Improvement Program
May I Ask You a Question? Lessons Learned from Interviewing Public Library Leaders
Cleveland Public Library’s First Bike-Based Library Service Initiative
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Love or Respect – the Collection Development Dilemma
Just Released In Oregon: A Statewide Public Library Needs Assessment
There Was Life Before Little Free Libraries
Putting Your ENTIRE Fiction Collection into Genres
To Series or Not to Series…Does it Matter?
Project Outcome Launch – Seven Surveys To Measure Impact
The Wired Library – Exercises in Empathy
Data Librarians in Public Libraries
Separate or Keep Together?
Genre-fying Your Library’s Fiction Collection
Seen on TV – A Popular Genre
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Protecting Your Library Against a Data Breach
Getting Your Proposals Passed: How to Create Strong Technology Proposals
What is an Adult Graphic Novel?
Feature: Library Services for the “New Normal” of Miltary Families
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Whose Fault Is It? The Technology Or The Human Using It?
Color In the Library – Organizing Materials By Color
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