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The People's Network: the Government finally publishes its much-delayed response to the Library and Information Commission's report. Copyright issues: promising agreements mix with dire warnings. BBC: new libraries co-ordinator appointed. National Lottery: good news at the LA's briefing. Camden
strike: Unison's library strike nears the two-month mark. Plus good news for IT
in further education. National Year of Reading: a new column from the project's Director. Public Libraries: while some services find more money, all get a deluge of publicity from Computers Don't Bite. |
 IT News: a prize-winning CD-Rom on racial awareness, all-out war over Internet domain names, and the Single Regeneration Budget buys online centres for inner city youth. Censorship: the Mapplethorpe row grows and grows. But librarians work wonders for World Book Day. School Library Services: raising their profile. The Government foresees a 'library of visions' for the future. Plus libraries help out at the Leeds City Voice festival. US censorship ruling: Judge rules for open Internet access in libraries. Mediawatching: librarians' image is suddenly super-cool (if you discount the camels and the filth). |
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