Day in Review

 

Tuesday, September 30

Top o' the Review

AI Copyright 101 with OCEAN
(Authors Alliance and OCEAN: Open Copyright Education Advisory Network)

 

ARL, ACLS, 25 Other Organizations Sign Coalition for International Education Letter on Elimination of Title VI and Fulbright Funding
(ARL: Association of Research Libraries via ACLS: American Council of Learned Societies)
Also from ARL:

• ARL Public Policy Briefing (September 2025) (ARL and CARL: Canadian Association of Research Libraries)
• New Institutional Collaborations at the MAP Pilot Workshop (ARL and CDL: California Digital Library)

From Promise to Precarity: The Plight of International Postdocs—When Will Academia Act?
(Upstream, FORCE11)

 

From Risk to Resilience: No-Code AI Governance in the Global South
(OECD: Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development)

 

Introducing Pathways of Social Impact: Higher Education for the Public Good
(Campus Compact)

 

Journals Infiltrated with “Copycat” Papers That Can Be Written by AI
(Nature)

 

Landmark AI Transparency Bill SB 53 Is Now Law in California
(The Verge)

 

Making Sure AI Serves People and Knowledge Stays Human: A Human Rights Impact Assessment on the Interaction of AI and Machine Learning with Wikimedia Projects
(Diff, Wikimedia Foundation)

 

Statement: ALA Disappointed by FCC Program Takebacks, Lack of Due Process in Decision to End E-Rate Hotspot Lending Rules
(ALA: American Library Association via infoDOCKET)

 

Upcoming Virtual Workshop: Rethinking Researcher Assessment and Incentives at US Academic Institutions (Tuesday–Wednesday, October 28–29)
(NASEM: National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine)

ARL Member Libraries

Data Competencies for Liaison Librarians: A Scoping Review
(University of Texas Libraries via IASSIST Quarterly)
 ARL member library authors 

 

Emory’s Carlos Museum and University Libraries Collaboration Draws Students into New Opportunities
(Emory University Libraries)
Also from Emory: The Art of Type: Living Exhibit Showcases “Striking” Impact of Typewriters 

 

Local League of Women Voters History Arrives at Alden Library
(Ohio University Libraries)

 

Princeton University Library Acquires Trenton Times Photo Archive
(Princeton University Library)

 

Scholarly Communication as a Tool for Furthering Social Justice
(University of Texas Libraries via University of Cape Town (UCT) Libraries Press)
See also: Full monograph Advancing Social Justice Through Curriculum Realignment: Centering Scholarly Communication in LIS Curricula

 

UH Libraries Announces the Suzanne Paul Collection
(University of Houston (UH) Libraries)

 

University Archivist Jennifer Betts Appointed Director of John Hay Library
(Brown University Library)

 

Video: Celebrating the 60th Naming Anniversary of Ralph Brown Draughon Library
(Auburn University Libraries via YouTube)
Also from Auburn: How Hot Is Jordan-Hare Stadium? Doctoral Student Researching Stadium Heat Safety

 

Webinar Recording: Moving OA Forward Focus Sessions: The Relevance of Open Research Information
(California Digital Library, University of California via OA2020)

 

Whose Knowledge Counts? A New Open Resource Invites Us to Rethink the Answer
(Western Libraries, Western University)

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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