Helen Jung found my comments about the action figure on this blog and interviewed me for the piece. She focused on what librarians thought of the shushing motion the toy makes. My comments didn’t make it in to this version, but there’s one floating around out there with two quotes from me in [...]
This Associated Press piece about a Pew Internet and American Life Project study explores the news reading habits of baby boomers and younger generations. The study found that baby boomers read news in print more than online and that a younger generation uses online and print sources for news almost equally. The article [...]
The Library of Congress’ Serial and Government Publications Division has digitized the entire run of the World War I military newspaper Stars and Stripes (February 8, 1918 to June 13, 1919) and made it available on the Web. The weekly newspaper was written for the troops, often serving in multinational units, to give [...]
The BloggerCon proposed/draft schedules for day 1 and day 2 have been posted. Day 2, Sunday, Oct. 5, is free and open to the public–no conference registration necessary. We’re trying to get people into these 20 1-1/2 hour slots for all sorts of stuff about blogs. Some of the slots already have [...]