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Imperiled Snopes.com Launches GoFundMe Campaign
Embroiled in a vendor dispute, the site devoted to news accuracy is in danger of shuttering.
Houston School District to Vote on Putting a Librarian in Every School
The HISD vote on the fate of the district's librarians is expected this week.
David Greenough Named General Manager/Group Publisher for Library Journal, School Library Journal, and the Horn Book
Here’s the full text of a news release we just received from Media Source. Today Media Source, Inc. announced the appointment of David Greenough as General Manager/Group Publisher for Library Journal, School Library Journal, and the Horn Book. Greenough brings experience from an over 32-year career, during which he has proven to be a dynamic […]
An Emoji is the 2015 Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year
For the first time ever, the Oxford Dictionaries Word of the Year is a pictograph, officially called the ‘Face with Tears of Joy’ emoji.
Librarians Tap Diverse Titles for 3M “Partner for Pride” Reading List
Attendees passing by the 3M booth at the June American Library Association (ALA) Conference in San Francisco were invited to contribute the names of books supporting diversity, which formed a heart-shaped display of rainbow-hued Post-it notes. Here are those titles.
Ian Singer, VP and Group Publisher of SLJ, LJ, Horn Book Departs Media Source
Media Source, Inc., has announced that Ian Singer is leaving his position as Vice President & Group Publisher, Library Journals, LLC & The Horn Book, Inc., as of August 28.
Random House Children’s Books Hires Jennifer Brown as Vice President, Publisher, Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers
Here’s today’s announcement from Random House Children’s Books, the World’s largest English-language children’s trade book publisher: Jennifer M. Brown, a 25-year veteran of the children’s book industry, will join Random House Children’s Books as Vice President, Publisher, Alfred A. Knopf Books for Young Readers, effective August 24, it was announced today by Barbara Marcus, President […]
Victory for School Libraries in Amendment to ESEA, Passed in Senate
The U.S. Senate voted 98 to zero in favor of the bipartisan Reed-Cochran Amendment to S. 1177, the Every Child Achieves Act of 2015. This amendment makes effective school library programs part of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
ALA Releases National Policy Agenda for Libraries
ALA’s Policy Agenda for Libraries was released today as the 2015 ALA Annual Conference gets underway in San Francisco.
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