ALA Washington Office News & Media Archives
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ALA and Washington Office in the News - Archive
Print & Web
- 10.09 Google Should Use Extra Time to Add Privacy into Google Book Search
- 9.09 Copying a Library CD? You Just Broke the Law
- 9.09 Google May Have to Modify Book Settlement for Judge
- 9.09 11th-Hour Filings Oppose Google’s Book Settlement
- 9.09 Germany: Google book deal violates copyright law
- 9.09 Epoch Times - Amazon Joins Opposition to Google Book Deal
- 9.09 ALA Seeks Library Funding in "Race to the Top" Grants
- 8.09 Tech giants unite against Google
- 8.09 The Banality of Censorship
- 8.09 Raise E-Rate cap, panel tells FCC
- 8.09 Media Companies File Brief in Salinger Case
- 7.09 Library Groups Ask DOJ to Ask Court to Keep Eye on Google Books Pricing
- 7.09 ALA Conference 2009: Ubiquity of Mobiles Greatly To Affect Libraries
- 7.09 Fissures Evident in Panel on Google Settlement
- 7.09 ALA Conference 2009: From the Harry Potter Case to the Right to Write Fund
- 2.09 Business Brisk at Area Libraries: Washington Post Article
- 1.09 Libraries Offer More Than Books: ALA President Jim Rettig Pens Opinion Article for USA Today
- 1.09 OITP Director Alan Inouye Interviewed by ALA TechSource
- 12.08 Libraries Stand Ready To Help in Tough Economic Times: ALA President Jim Rettig Featured in The Huffington Post
Radio & Podcast
- 2.09 ALA Executive Director Emily Sheketoff Appears on Online Radio Show to Discuss Implications of CPSIA
- 01.09 The Role of Libraries in Economic Hard Times: ALA President Jim Rettig Appears on Diane Rehm Show (podcast)
TV & Video
- 2.09 Librarians Not Happy With the Consumer Protection Act: ALA Washington Office Executive Director Interviewed by NBC- WSMV 4
- 2.09 Recession Has Many Running for the Libraries: ALA President Jim Rettig Appears on CBS-KCAL 9
- 11.08 ALA Washington Office Executive Director Emily Sheketoff Appears
on C-SPAN
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