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I am proud to say theres no cable tv. That is a very difficult thing. Christie the first part of your question. How will that help the libraries that are the furthest behind . They are definitely focused on those libraries and there would be a way to determine. That way hasnt been figured out yet but there would be a way to determine which libraries desperately need to begin a Pilot Project to get that connectivity. Okay we want to keep our efforts here on time. We have a couple of other questions. There was one question are there any studies or experiencexperienc s of the low. Versus highspee...

Opinion: Libraries are community treasures that should be taken for granted.

It’s no secret that libraries — public, academic, special, and school — have taken a sharp left turn in recent years. As more and more young people have graduated with degrees in library science, the profession has taken on a far more radical, activist turn than ever before. This is hardly surprising, given that colleges

Over 30 years ago, I was a book censor for a short time when I worked for Hong Kong's justice minister. In the autumn of 1988, Salman Rushdie's book, The Satanic Verses, was published. The book was a publishing sensation for all the wrong...