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By: Gary Price
The Audio Publishers Association Sales Survey, conducted by Toluna, shows audiobook sales revenue continuing to grow, reaching $2.43 billion in 2025, 9% over the previous year. Publishers reported over 750,000 active titles in 2025, a 43% increase from 2024.
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House lawmakers passed a bill Monday aimed at preventing future executive branch interference in some legislative branch agencies, a year after President Donald Trump fired the librarian of Congress.
By: Gary Price
From a Post by Clare Baytas, Ithaka S+R: Gary Price ( [email protected] ) is a librarian, writer, consultant, and frequent conference speaker based in the Washington D.C. metro area.
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More Perfect , an American alliance dedicated to revitalizing democracy, and the Urban Libraries Council (ULC ), an organization dedicated to strengthening libraries as dynamic civic institutions, announced that eight ULC members have been selected for a national pilot program to connect public libraries to local news organizations.
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That chaotic, 1995-era state of the web is similar to where we are now with the “agentic” web. Just like users struggled to find URLs back in those days, so do AI agents struggle to find the tools they need to actually get things done online. When you ask an AI agent to book you a dinner reservation and it can't, that's a symptom of an agent that can find the right tool for the job.
A significant update is nearly here. Schema 5.5 will expand contributor metadata to support multiple roles per contributor, and will introduce support for CRediT — the ANSI/NISO taxonomy for contributor roles. This means that an individual's complete contribution to a research output can finally be described in our metadata, rather than flattened into a single role or omitted entirely. The schema isn't released yet, but the final version of the XML schema is available in our GitLab repository for those who want to get a head start.
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An archive of over 1,600 sets of meteorological, magnetic and tidal observations taken from 1706-1915 from across the globe has been digitised for the first time. The treasure trove of historic weather data and imagery is now available for scientists across the globe to study on the Royal Society's Science in the Making portal
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As the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary, OCLC today introduces America's 250-Year Bookshelf , a collection of 250 nonfiction books about America—one for every year since 1776—identified through data from WorldCat , the world's most comprehensive source of information about library collections. The list reveals which books, from among the vast number written about America over two and a half centuries, libraries around the world have continued to preserve and share across generations.
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The Intellectual Freedom Committee today announced the release of “ Content Controls and Access Guidelines for Vendors ,” a new guiding document designed to help library staff make informed, principled decisions when selecting third‑party digital content providers.
Hoosiers suffering mental health crises are visiting public libraries for help — transforming the role of librarians who act simultaneously as researchers, archivists and quasi-social workers.
