When considering the topic for my Master’s thesis, I knew one topic would be of utmost interest: censorship in Connecticut public libraries. My background as an attorney piqued my interest in learning more about the nature and extent of materials challenges in Connecticut’s public libraries (including incidences of self-censorship) and how public libraries have...
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Connecticut Library Association College and University Libraries Section Fall 2010 Program Emerging Technologies and Libraries David Avery, Emerging Technologies Librarian, University of Connecticut Libraries Jason Eiseman, Librarian for Emerging...
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As I am typing away, we are on the eve of the primaries. Although Election Day is still a few months away, this election year has been arguably the...
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A few weeks ago the Hartford Courant carried a story about Netflix’s Hartford distribution center. I found it of interest for three reasons: The Netflix operation was in Hartford...
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A very wise person recently told me that the best way to plan was to know what it will look like when it’s done. Then each step in the...
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A few years ago I spent a summer in a small town in Germany, which was at the time suffering from what I suspect may have been a unique...
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We all know that our libraries are suffering from a lack of resources at precisely the time when we need to be extending our digital services and collections. Librarians...
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The SEVENTH Meetup will be at The Place in Guilford – Thursday August 5, 2010 at 6:00 pm This Meetup is BYOB – “The Place” (901 Boston Post Road,...
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Darien Library will host an unconference for librarians who work with children or who are interested in children’s services. Registration is free and lunch will be provided. The unconference...
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Windham Free Library is perhaps best known in Connecticut for being the library without a bathroom. It is believed to be the smallest library in the state and it...
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