Day in Review

 

Tuesday, October 14

Top o' the Review

AI in Libraries—Take This Brief Anonymous Survey
(Centre for Digital Scholarship, Bodleian Libraries, University of Oxford)

 

Apple Sued Over Use of Copyrighted Books to Train Apple Intelligence
(Reuters)

 

Arkansas Wants to Jail Librarians. The First Amendment Won’t Allow It.
(FIRE: Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression)

 

On Facts Concerning Scientific Research: Responding to the Crisis of Legitimacy of Science 
(Nature)

 

Reddit in Scholarly Reception: A Bibliometric Assessment of the Front Page of the Internet
(Quality & Quantity)

 

Rescuing Knowledge Trapped on Old Floppy Disks
(BBC)

 

Trump Administration Intensifies Suppression of Climate Information
(EDGI: Environmental Data and Governance Initiative)

 

Types of AI and Their Use in Science
(ISC: International Science Council)
Also from ISC: New Primers Examine AI Use, Environmental Impacts, and Data in Science

 

Will Libraries Survive AI?
(ARL: Association of Research Libraries and CNI: Coalition for Networked Information via Library Journal)

ARL Member Libraries

ARL Board of Directors 2026 Elected by ARL Membership
(12 member libraries via ARL)

 

Carrie Cooper Named Dean of FSU University Libraries
(Florida State University (FSU) University Libraries via ARL)

 

Clemson University to Become 126th Member of ARL on January 1
(Clemson University Libraries via ARL)

 

Embedding Preservability in New Forms of Scholarship
(NYU Division of Libraries and University of Michigan Library via DPC: Digital Preservation Coalition)
 ARL member library authors 

 

Honoring a Visionary: UC San Diego Library Endowment Established in Memory of Naomi Broering
(UC San Diego Library)

 

IUB Open Education Resources (OER) Programs Save Students Over $2 Million
(Indiana University Libraries, IUB: Indiana University Bloomington)

 

KU Libraries Enable Once-in-a-Generation Expansion in Digital Access to Primary Sources 
(University of Kansas (KU) Libraries)

 

Libraries Pilot Expands Access to No-Cost Course Materials, Saving Huskers Millions
(University of Nebraska–Lincoln (UNL) University Libraries)

 

Libraries to Host Film, Q&A to Highlight Black Librarians’ Impact on Literacy
(Penn State University Libraries)

 

New Dean of Libraries Leo Lo Discusses Role of AI in Education
(University of Virginia (UVA) Library via The Cavalier Daily)

 

Save Our Signs Archive Containing Over 10,000 Photos of US National Park Service Interpretive Materials Launches Online
(University of Minnesota Libraries via infoDOCKET)

 

The University of Maryland Libraries Are Certified Sustainable
(University of Maryland Libraries)

 

There’s a Massive Ivy League Library Warehouse Across Route 1
(Columbia University Library, Harvard Library, New York Public Library, Princeton University Library, and Yale University Library via Princeton Alumni Weekly)

 

University Librarian Barbara Rockenbach Shares Plans in Interview with Yale Alumni Association
(Yale University Library)

 

University of Manitoba Plans to Replace Deteriorating Library
(University of Manitoba Libraries via Global News)

 

UT Press Releases “Howdy! The Minnie Pearl Story”
(University of Tennessee (UT) Knoxville Libraries)

Curated by Gary D. Price, MLIS
Co-Founder and Editor, Library Journal’s infoDOCKET
Information Industry Analyst
Librarian

 

http://infoDOCKET.com
@infodocket

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