Melville House Publisher Dennis Johnson and Director of Library & Academic Marketing Claire Kelley attended the American Library Association Annual Conference from June 26-29 in San Francisco at the Moscone… Read more »

Library Journal and Gale, a part of Cengage Learning, have declared the Ferguson Municipal Public Library to be the “Library of the Year”—an annual designation. In a detailed description of… Read more »

The Center for an Urban Future (CUF) released a lengthy report last week that details the issues facing New York City’s various library branches and how to address them, Lisa… Read more »

Banned Books Week will be celebrated once again this September, and the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund (CBLDF) is highlighting comics that have been challenged and banned in an effort to… Read more »

Two British artists have launched a library have been taking a new kind of library around the UK, lending out not books, but works of fine art, Ian Chant writes… Read more »

So you’ve been spending time at the library lately. You notice a cute librarian that you’d like to ask out on a date, but you’re not sure what to do. Fortunately,… Read more »

A new budget put forth by Philadelphia mayor Michael Nutter could put the city’s libraries back on track for six-day service, Ian Chant reports for Library Journal. This comes after… Read more »

Putting up with the miseries of air travel seems to be getting more and more difficult by the day, and one of the best ways to distract yourself from the… Read more »

This week, the Cannes Lions International Advertising Festival honors the most creative work in the ad industry, and one of the biggest winners is a campaign to save a small… 1 / Read more »

Mike Kelley of Library Journal has broken down the figures on the proposed library cuts by NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg and they’re grim figures to be sure. They are made… Read more »