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News & Opinion › Page 39
A Needle in a Haystack: Writing Digitally about Proper Digital Preservation
The Library: A Powerful Memory for One Filmmaker
CES 2016 Is Your Library’s Technology Crystal Ball
Welcoming Unwelcome News
Tech Centers Are Coming to a Library Near You!
Public and University Library Collaboration
Drones @ The Library
What Will Happen to the MLIS?
Beyond the First Draft with NaNoWriMo
Budgets Cuts Require Tough Choices
From Bookmobile to Techmobile
Preserving History
Talk the Talk
YA Shot: A Teen Book Festival with a Lasting Impact
Collection Development: Catering to the Hispanic Community
Finding Answers Part Two — Locating Resources
Refugees and The Public Library
Putting the “Fun” in Fundraising
Being a Library Detective
How MOOCs Can Benefit Librarians
Part Time Librarianship Brings Challenges and Rewards
Public Libraries in 2015–A Crossroads Moment
Ensuring a Smooth Rebranding Effort
Using Programming to Bridge Library and School
(Still) Justifying Wikipedia
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