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OverDrive officials said 129 library systems hit the milestone, with the Los Angeles Public Library becoming its first library system to surpass 10 million digital circulations.

City council members approved the deal with little public input.

City council members approved the deal with little public input.

A Huntsville library is set to be privatized for the next 10 years and some residents are calling it a move towards "censorship."

Vista Superior Court Judge Earl H. Maas ruled Friday that the lawsuit contained "no triable issues of material fact" and dismissed the litigation.

Federal Communications Commission entered into a Consent Decree with Constellation Club Parent, Inc. Constellation for failing to seek Commission’s approval before acquiring wireless radio licenses. Clarification requested on Broadband Data Collection DBC fillings and more

Marshall Breeding's annual Library Systems Report covers acquisitions and consolidations across the library technology industry.

Maryland's elimination of a four-year college degree as a requirement for thousands of the state's jobs is spotlighting the value of alternative credentials and experience. Workers with alternative credentials expand your talent pool, a new study says.

From Chinese lessons to online cooking classes, libraries in the Poconos are learning hubs.

Less than a week before Escondido is scheduled to transfer management of it’s public library to a private company, a city 140 miles to the north is doing the exact opposite by opting to end its contract with the same Maryland-based firm.