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The Boundaries of 'Information' in Information Literacy
We have daily contact with a lot of information systems. Do we talk about them when we talk about information literacy?
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Peering Into Peer Review
A recent hoax is the latest among many tests of peer review. What should we learn from it?
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Info Wars
Can we handle the truth? Apparently a lot of politicians think we’re better off without it.
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When the Internet is Angry
A new book by Zeynep Tufekci looks at ways networked protest is changing political movements worldwide.
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How Libraries Became Public II
Women had a lot to do with it, just as masculinity has a lot to do with our current tech environment.
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How Libraries Became Public
It was during an era much like ours when the public library became an American institution.
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Two New Books About Digital Scholars
A pair of books look at digital scholarship, one from the perspective of faculty who want to contribute ot the public good, the other a view of how students use technology in their lives.
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Post-Post Truth
What have we learned from the “fake news” conundrum? That neither algorithmic tweaks nor lessons in fact-checking will solve the problem.