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The Human Genome Project: Community Conversations at the Brooklyn Public Library
E-Government: Service Roles for Public Libraries
QR Codes in Libraries: Some Examples
A Year of Accomplishment
New Product News March/April 2011
Historical Collections: Is adding One Right for Your Public Library?
From Project to Branch Integration and Sustainability: Community-Led Work at Halifax Public Libraries
It Takes a Community to Build a Library
Changing Perceptions
A Global Experience
The Story of Library Renewal and Similar Initiatives
Marketing and the Web
New Product News – Jan/Feb 2011
Getting the Most ROI from Customer Surveys
Building the Library’s Brand: Using Taglines or Logos
Targeted Marketing
An Examined Life
With Age Comes Wisdom
I’ve Fallen and I Can’t Catch Up
Developing an E-Book Strategy: Now and For the Future
Preaching to the Unconverted: Talking to Non-Library Audiences about Libraries
Share and Share Alike: Building Social Collections with Pinterest
What Makes an Award-Winning Public Library Successful?
Connecting Public Libraries with Community Emergency Responders
The Human Library: Sharing the Community with Itself
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