November 4, 2010
In this Issue
Editor's Note
Today's Newswire comes to you from the Charleston Conference on book and serial acquisitions. See below for a wrap-up of today's opening sessions, but stay tuned for more next week. Also, take note: the deadline for Movers & Shakers nominations has been extended, but tomorrow's your last chance to submit a colleague for recognition. Enjoy the Newswire.—Josh Hadro, Editor, Academic Newswire
- Charleston Conference: Breaking from the Past
Conference keynotes suggest a total revamp of expectations in an age of ubiquitous content.
more > > > - EKU's Noel Studio Combines Research, Writing, and Communication Instruction
A Q&A with the director and coordinator of research of a new program exploring the collaborative use of library space.
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- Report Points Out Broad Digitization Gap at National Archives
Very little of the National Archives' backlog of paper records has been digitized, and private partnerships have so far barely scratched the surface.
more > > > - OCLC Granted Change-of-Venue Motion in SkyRiver/III Lawsuit
The suit will move from a federal court in the Northern District of California to the Southern District of Ohio.
more > > > - Truth or Dare | Peer to Peer Review
Barbara Fister looks at what we can take from Project Information Literacy.
more > > > - It's a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Higher Education World | From the Bell Tower
Steven Bell gets a kick out of the crazy, wacky, and just plain weird side of higher ed.
more > > > - Movers & Shakers 2011: Nomination Guidelines
Deadline extended to November 5: now's your last chance to help identify the new professionals who are innovative, creative, and making a difference.
more > > > - Best Sellers in Social Sciences
January 2010 to date as identified by YBP Library Services.
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