The full press release is here.
My own piece, "Navigating the Ebook Revolution," is on the American Libraries website, here.
Wednesday, May 23, 2012
ALA Digital supplement
Washington, D.C.—The American Library Association (ALA) today released a new report examining critical issues underlying equitable access to digital content through our nation’s libraries. In the report, titled “E-content: The Digital Dialogue,” authors explore an unprecedented and splintered landscape in which several major publishers refuse to sell e-books to libraries; proprietary platforms fragment our cultural record; and reader privacy is endangered.
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