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Monthly Archives: January 2011
Afraid of Marketing? How about a Tagline?
Marketing often comes up as a topic of discussion at libraries since there is much room for improvement for library advocacy and marketing. I have been always a bit afraid of marketing simply because it was never in my background … Continue reading
Practically Speaking – about Streaming the LITA Board Meeting
As many librarians know by now, on Saturday January 8th at the ALA Midwinter, there was a LITA board meeting. Jason Griffey, one of the LITA board members live-streamed the event. Having not been notified of this in advance, the … Continue reading
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