14,410 Letters Protest ALA Filtering Policy
Posted July 13, 1998. |
All Patent and Trademark Information to Go Online
Posted July 6, 1998. |
Arkansas Library Closes After Ceiling Caves in
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Atlanta-Fulton Trustees Keep Their Jobs--For Now
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Bill Bars TIIAP Grants to E-rate-Eligible Libraries and Schools
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Blame for Fiscal Woes Shifts from Director to Board
Posted July 13, 1998. |
Burst Pipe Douses University of Iowa Library
Posted July 13, 1998. |
Capitol Hill Rally Urges Rapid E-Rate Implementation
Posted July 27, 1998. |
City Officials Order Texas Library to Filter
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Clinton Gives Beijing University 500 Books
Posted July 6, 1998. |
Court Orders Library Worker Reinstated with Back Pay
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Delaware Governor Signs Library Technology Act
Posted July 20, 1998. |
E-Rate Subsidies Delayed until Fall
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Fire Damages Historic Wisconsin Library
Posted July 6, 1998. |
French Librarian Suspended for Anti-Arab Book Removals
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Getty Buys World's Most Expensive Book
Posted July 13, 1998. |
Gilreath Sentenced for LC Theft
Posted July 13, 1998. |
House Committee Passes Compromise Digital Copyright Bill
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Internet Activist Wins Access to Utah Filter Logs
Posted July 6, 1998. |
Jersey City Board Ignores Protests, Votes to Privatize
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Jersey City Library Staff Protest Privatization Plans
Posted July 6, 1998. |
ALA Goes Global at D.C. Conference
Posted July 6, 1998. |
Legislators Introduce Substitute E-Rate Plan
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Library of Congress, Smithsonian Plan Music Museum
Posted July 13, 1998. |
Long-delayed British Library Finally Opens
Posted July 6, 1998. |
MCI Cybrarian Awards Laud 51 High-Tech Librarians
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Meeting Held on Boston Branch Vandalism
Posted July 13, 1998. |
Michigan House Considers Internet Restrictions
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Morgan Library Gains Pierre Matisse Archives
Posted July 13, 1998. |
NCLIS Director Participates in Senate Forum on Seniors' Internet Use
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Nebraska Librarians Sue to Stop Public-Spending Cap
Posted July 27, 1998. |
New Jersey, South Carolina Libraries Score More State Support
Posted July 20, 1998. |
New Library Postal Rate Will Reflect Modest Increase
Posted July 13, 1998. |
NYPL Gets $3 Million in Foundation's Swan Song
Posted July 6, 1998. |
PAC Flak at Medina County
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Republicans Discuss E-Rate with High-Tech Leaders
Posted July 13, 1998. |
Reverend's Ire Backfires in Wichita Falls
Posted July 6, 1998. |
Riverside Renews Outsourcing Contract with LSSI
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Rutgers Educator Disturbed by Bookless Online University
Posted July 6, 1998. |
Senate Adds Anti-Internet-Smut Measures to Spending Bill
Posted July 27, 1998. |
Seventeen States Join Lawsuit Against Baker & Taylor
Posted July 20, 1998. |
Texas School District Unplugs Filter
Posted July 13, 1998. |
