Library of Congress: National Recording Registry Inducts Sounds of Elton John, Chicago, Broadway’s ‘Hamilton,’ Mary J. Blige, Amy Winehouse, Minecraft and Microsoft
From the Library of Congress:Elton John’s monumental album “Goodbye Yellow Brick Road,” Chicago’s debut “Chicago Transit Authority,” the original cast recording of Broadway’s “Hamilton,” Mary J. Blige’s “My Life,” Amy Winehouse’s “Back to Black,” Microsoft’s reboot chime, and the soundtrack to the Minecraft video game phenomenon have been selected as some of the defining sounds of history and culture
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In Memoriam: Clifford Lynch
United Kingdom: Librarians in UK Increasingly Asked to Remove Books, As Influence of US Pressure Groups Spreads; Federal Grant to Digitize University of Minnesota Flap Book Collection Terminated; & More Headlines
Journal Article: The State of Cost Sharing And Collaborative Collection Development at AACSB-Accredited Universities
Journal Article: “Research Data Governance. The Need for a System of Cross-Organisational Responsibility for the Researcher’s Data Domain”
Journal Aricle: “Research Data Governance. The Need for a System of Cross-Organisational Responsibility for the Researcher’s Data Domain”
Op/Ed: Politicians Shouldn’t Get to Delete Inconvenient Facts
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Journal Article: “Reference Coverage Analysis of OpenAlex Compared to Web Of Science and Scopus”
U.S. Congress: Jayapal, Hirono Introduce Resolution to Recognize Library Workers
Statement: “Loss of Federal Funds Leads to Layoffs and Temporary Closure at Maine State Library”
Report: “Prison Libraries Brace For Staffing and Program Cuts After IMLS Funding Loss”
Journal Article: “AI Chatbots and Subject Cataloging: A Performance Test”
A New Op/Ed by David Leonard, President of the Boston Public Library: “The Assault on Libraries Must End”
Report: “Internet Archive vs. Music Labels: $600m+ Copyright Rift Edges Toward Settlement”