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- (Re)Defining the Library, Part 1: Why?, Part 2: How?
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- What Libraries Should Be: A Values Proposition
- The matter of credit
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- Please Stop The Social
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- Not So Fast on 'Open Access' (Historians having second thoughts?)
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- The disappearing web: Information decay is eating away our history
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- How Do We Measure What Really Counts In The Classroom?
- Paying for an A (paying people to do online courses for you)
- University Press Realities
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