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… or not to be continued? That is the question. Photo by Reuben Juarez on Unsplash Status quo costs are the direct costs, risks, and missed opportunities associated with allowing existing arrangements…
Twenty-five years ago, a youth librarian in the Netherlands saw a problem that many parents, educators, and librarians are still grappling with today: finding trustworthy information for children onli…
Inspiring great art (photo by Avin CP on Unsplash) Nashville, Tennessee: the gravitational center of country music. The home of the Grand Ole Opry. The birthplace of Taylor Swift’s career. The site of…
Artificial intelligence is at the center of today’s technology conversation. At conferences, in headlines, and across product roadmaps, AI is everywhere. At the same time, linked data, once a major fo…
Ellen Hartman, OCLC Leaders Council Manager, concludes her blog series on global library leadership conversations, inspired by a recent meeting of the OCLC Leaders Council. The first post in the serie…
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Collaboration. Serendipity. Diversity. These are the qualities that come to mind when I think about this year’s OCLC quilt and the community that created it. The OCLC Quilters, a group of current and …
This is the first installment of a three-part series on global library leadership engagement, contributed by Ellen Hartman, OCLC Leaders Council Manager. We’re grateful to Ellen for sharing her perspe…
We’re delighted to welcome Ann McCranie, PhD, who joins OCLC on June 8 as our new Director of Research Insights. Ann joins OCLC at an important moment as OCLC Research advances Research Reimagined, a …
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Digital content is evolving quickly, and so are expectations for inclusive access. Libraries are being asked to deliver e-books, audiobooks, and streaming media in ways that work for everyone. But the…
We are grateful to our colleague and guest author Omar Farhoud, Sales Manager in the EMEA region, for sharing his perspective on how AI might benefit Arabic-language metadata workflows, as well as ris…
Having recently released a Data Insights briefing on the Italian presence in the global published record, I’m inspired to introduce our latest OCLC Research report with a quote from Machiavelli: Men i…
What is collaboration? I prompted ChatGPT to create an image illustrating collaboration, and this is what it produced: I would guess that most people would conjure up something similar if asked to men…
Funding and resourcing, technology, staffing, community needs and expectations—the pace of change library leaders now need to navigate and lead their organizations through is nothing short of breathta…
民進黨新竹市議員鄭美娟今表示，新竹市政府教育處所使用的同意書，要求學生臉部影像「無限期使用」、「不限區域（全球）」，且未提供不同意的選項，她已第一時間要求教育處立即停止使用該份同...…
CBS News Shutters Radio Service After Nearly a Century https://news.slashdot.org/story/26/03/20/2052214/cbs-news-shutters-radio-service-after-nearly-a-century?utm_source=rss1.0mainlinkanon
Imagine a newspaper publisher refusing to let libraries keep copies of its paper. That’s effectively what’s starting online, as big publishers block the Internet Archive from preserving news sites. ht…
