As Boycotts Mount, Macmillan CEO Defends Library eBook Embargo
Publishers Weekly – November 6, 2019
COSLA Seeks Dialogue With Macmillan Publishers on eBook Sales
COSLA – November 6, 2019
Commissioners call New York Times ‘Fake News,’ Deny Library Funding for Digital Subscriptions
Tampa Bay Times – November 4, 2019
Librarians, Start New Game
American Libraries – November 1, 2019
ALA Responds to Macmillan Letter
American Libraries – October 31, 2019
One of America’s Largest Publishers is Screwing Over Libraries
Vice – October 31, 2019
Officials Tout Partnerships in Effort to Make Sure 2020 Census Gives Accurate Count of Residents
Chicago Tribune – October 25, 2019
Amazon's Latest Antitrust Foe: Libraries
Axios – October 24, 2019
Libraries are Even More Important to Contemporary Community Than we Thought and They Should be Funded Accordingly
LitHub – October 24, 2019
Michigan Launches Applications for Redistricting Commission
The Detroit News – October 24, 2019
The Test: ‘Read-or-Flunk’ Law Looms Over Michigan Third-graders
Bridge – October 23, 2019
ALA Denounces Amazon, Macmillan in Response to Congressional Inquiry on Competition in Digital Markets
ALA – October 23, 2019
Reading Scores on National Exam Decline in Half the States
The New York Times – October 23, 2019
Beyond Books: How Dean Jon E. Cawthorne is Relying on Community Engagement to Help Transform the Role of the University Library System in the Information Age
Today@Wayne – October 21, 2019
“The People who Helped me the Most Were the Librarians” — Rep. Elijah Cummings
School Library Journal – October 18, 2019
What do Weigh Stations and Marijuana Fines Have to do With Library Funding? Kind of a lot.
Livingston Daily – October 17, 2019
School Librarians Excel in Coding Instruction, Maker Ed, SLJ Survey Finds
School Library Journal – October 10, 2019
Why Libraries are Eliminating Late Fees for Overdue Books
Citylab – October 2, 2019
