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Here are the 2022 Los Angeles Times Book Prize finalists - Vimarsana News

Here are the 2022 Los Angeles Times Book Prize finalists

The Los Angeles Times Book Prizes recognize works in 12 categories, with winners to be announced at USC in person on April 21. James Ellroy will receive a lifetime achievement prize.

EFF Tells Supreme Court: User Speech Must Be Protected - Vimarsana News

EFF Tells Supreme Court: User Speech Must Be Protected

The Supreme Court is about to hear a case that could dramatically affect users’ speech rights online. EFF has filed a brief explaining what’s at stake, and urging the court to preserve the key law protecting user expression, 47 U.S.C § 230 (Section 230.)In Gonzalez v. Google, the petitioning...

Source: eff.org
NJ students: Evergreen Elementary School partners to provide food - Vimarsana News

NJ students: Evergreen Elementary School partners to provide food

Education news from around the region

Sunday slice: Google gives information, but book provides knowledge, says Prafulla Wankhede - Vimarsana News

Sunday slice: Google gives information, but book provides knowledge, says Prafulla Wankhede

Let’s Read Foundation (LRF), a Navi Mumbai-based NGO, is working to restore the habit of reading by spreading the reading culture across all sections of society.

Missouri students, librarians and bookstores mobilize to fight against latest book ban efforts - Vimarsana News

Missouri students, librarians and bookstores mobilize to fight against latest book ban efforts

A new Missouri law banning “explicit sexual material” on school property went into effect Aug. 24, prompting books to be removed from classrooms and libraries. The Missouri Association of School Librarians pointed to a potential exemption "if considered artistic or informational in nature.”

Source: kcur.org