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• - Joshua Allen's blog, covering issues such as the semantic web and Internet programming.
  
• - A foxy public librarian blogs about life in a large urban city by the bay.
  
• - Mary Minow writes about issues concerning libraries and the law - with latitude to discuss any other interesting issues.
  
• - News from the free online scholarship movement.
  
• - Central Ohio Reference Librarian Jay Kegley shares his web findings.
  
• - NYPL's Carrie Bickner provides news items and library stories.
  
• - Analysis of mass media and discussion of alternative media for librarians in all sectors.
  
• - The adventures and misadventures of Jess Webb.
  
• - Tracking the current state of copyright and related issues.
  
• - Blog of librarian Ivan Chew who works in Singapore.
  
• - Commentary on libraries and politics in America from a more conservative perspective.
  
• - Lori provides hopes, dreams, wild ideas and practical solutions for libraries.
  
• - Thoughts of Dan Greene on Library and Information Science, Information Technology, web design, life, religion and perhaps monks.
  
• - Saving the world daily through information.
  
• - "Useless miscellany" on libraries and technology from Eric Maynard.
  
• - The blog of Wendy, a mild-mannered, Midwestern public librarian and fervent book junkie.
  
• - Michael Stephens presents news on current technology uses in libraries.
  
• - The author's experiences in library school, and the public and university libraries where she works.
  
• - News, views and updates on the UK Freedom of Information Act and FOI overseas from Steve Wood, Lecturer in Information Management at Liverpool John Moores University.
  
• - Information and news for the law librarian.
  
• - Covers libraries, librarianship, and other interesting web sites.
  
• - Book format news from Gary Frost.
  
• - A blog dedicated to the library assistant, the librarian's overworked apprentice.
  
• - Massachusetts author writes for the conservative librarian.
  
• - Breaking book news from the BookBitch.
  
• - Newish librarian writes about the job and related issues at a smallish public library in the northeastern United States.
  
• - Library systems and stuff from Art Rhyno, U. of Windsor Systems Librarian.
  
• - Web chronicle of Alice, a legal library assistant in Chicago.
  
• - Stories of unintelligent people in the public library.
  
• - Greg Schwartz promotes information access and literacy for all.
  
• - The place to go for what's going on with Carrie Sullivan.
  
• - Weblog of Danielle Cunniff Plumer, library graduate student at the University of Texas at Austin.
  
• - Weblog addressing LIS issues by a soon-to-graduate LIS student.
  
• - Points of interest to the West Coast law librarian. Highlighted sources on KM, web development, and law library management.
  
• - Links, news and humor from Brian Smith.
  
• - Links and moments from the life of Jennifer, a young information specialist.
  
• - Musings and stories from an inner-city children's librarian.
  
• - A blog about virtual reference, created by and for the professional librarians who work for tutor.com's "Librarians By Request" service.
  
• - Blog dedicated to archiving. Also available in Dutch and German.
  
• - Resource for librarians who are interested in the application of web design and technologies in libraries.
  
• - Karen Schneider's meditations about librarianship and any other issue that interests her.
  
• - Commentary about digital services to bring people to digital libraries.
  
• - Topics of LIS interest from Kristina Spurgin.
  
• - Rita Vine, professional librarian, helps web searchers stay up to date on key search tools and developments.
  
• - Blog of archivist David Mattison.
  
• - News and notes about libraries in rural areas.
  
• - An action figure you can have sexual fantasies about. Includes musings on library related issues.
  
• - Weekly reviews of new sites by Marylaine Block, a former librarian and self-described "Librarian Without Walls". Usually includes new issues-related resources.
  
• - Information science weblog that focuses on information visualization and human technology interfaces and a wide range of closely related subjects.
  
• - News, technology, services and resources of interest to engineering librarians, from Catherine Lavallée-Welch at the University of Louisville.
  
• - Compact shelving for library-related posts and general news from one grad student in Madison, Wisconsin.
  
• - News links and musings about school library media centers, information literacy, reading, and technology in education.
  
• - Knowledge management discussion from Gary Roberts, Information Systems Librarian at Alfred University.
  
• - Deborah's meanderings on librarianship, expecially as pertains to children's literature, academic libraries, new technology, and blogging.
  
• - Censorship news and original articles from Chris Zammarelli, the Pernicious Librarian.
  
• - A blog covering law, librarianship, research, and technology.
  
• - Books and more for kids and teens from Wisconsin's Tasha Saecker.
  
• - A continually updated look at what libraries are doing with blogs.
  
• - Detailing the glamour, fashion, and humor of the public library.
  
• - Diary of a librarian fashionista.
  
• - Defines blog, gives examples of libraries publishing them, and gives guidelines and checklists for those contemplating doing the same. Offers a few links for further reading.
  
• - Teri Vogel provides news and commentary about tools for library and information professionals.
  
• - Geoff Harder at the University of Alberta shares his librarian-friendly web findings.
  
• - News on gaining access to background information about our cities' public libraries from Boston's Don Saklad.
  
• - Weblog of Lynette Reville, a new librarian in Australia, who is on a library-like quest to find One New Thing to learn every day.
  
• - Alternative guide to new books, magazines, and music.
  
• - Tara Murray brings do-it-yourself and librarianship together.
  
• - News and commentary from a digital libraries advocacy site.
  
• - News with a library focus.
  
• - News links about online academic archives.
  
• - Library cataloging issues and related topics.
  
• - One woman's unusual findings in the stacks at the University of Pittsburgh.
  
• - Ben Toth, Head of Knowledge Management at the National Health Service Information Authority, discusses digital libraries in the NHS.
  
• - Chronicle of a freshly-minted MLS learning the ropes at a tiny West Texas college library.
  
• - York University's John Dupuis provides links and information of interest to academic science librarians.
  
• - Links, commentary, and other musings by a serials cataloger.
  
• - Library and technology news from Tasha Saecker, director at Caestecker Public Library in Green Lake, Wisconsin.
  
• - Eric Maynard's journal on multiple library-related topics.
  
• - Source to help librarians identify publishing and presentation opportunities in library & information science, as well as other related fields.
  
• - Links to pertinent alternative web sites of interest, presented by Jessamyn West.
  
• - A select survey of readings for librarians and information specialists.
  
• - Satirical blog about working in a library maintained by a disgruntled clerk.
  
• - Martha Whitehead's weblog for academic information specialists.
  
• - Stephen Francoeur explores the intersection of reference services, technology, and instruction.
  
• - Journal of Colorado librarian, trainer and writer Michael Sauers.
  
• - Fresh perspectives on library issues for the Gen-X and -Y crowd.
  
• - Personal journal of Jean Ferguson, student at the UNC-Chapel Hill SILS program.
  
• - Steven Bell helps academic librarians "keep up" with news and developments in higher education.
  
• - This is dedicated to discussing the future of libraries in the "digital age" and discussing printed books as a viable information technology. It is managed by Professor Richard Leiter of the University of Nebraska
  
• - Michael McGrorty writes about library-related issues and news.
  
• - Comments and links from Betsy Vera.
  
• - Christina Pikas, a sci/tech librarian, discusses topics of interest to the library world.
  
• - A hub for matters important to librarians/information scientists of today.
  
• - An aggregated list of several library news RSS feeds.
  
• - Medical library links.
  
• - Topics and issues: user education, distance education support, e-learning support, librarianship, and information access. This blog is maintained by Teresa Hartman, MLS.
  
• - News, commentary, and links on library-related topics compiled by Heather Berringer at Carleton University.
  
• - Library news from an MSIS student.
  
• - Book news from Stephanie Davidson, law librarian.
  
• - Morgan Wilson, academic law librarian, covers information overload, disintermediation, preserving analog information rights and search techniques.
  
• - Watching libraries evolve: comments on technology, copyright, privacy, information science, and computers and their accessories.
  
• - Chronicling the reference situations presented during an internship at NPR.
  
• - A forum for a collaboration of information and entertainment between school and public librarians. Topics include discussion, reviews, "ask the author" and binding news.
  
• - Susan Rosenblatt provides news and links for San Francisco Bay Area library workers.
  
• - News links with commentary.
  
• - Personal blog which covers library issues and life at home.
  
• - Journal of Sarah Mae, UCLA library school student.
  
• - News for information science education and mentoring for library school graduates.
  
• - Useful links to online reference sources.
  
• - News and information about search engines, databases, and various info-piles, provided by Tara Calishain.
  
• - Randy Reichardt at the University of Alberta posts items of interest to engineering and scitech librarians.
  
• - Devoted to the ramblings and disconjointed thoughts of a brand new academic librarian.
  
• - A small town West Virginia library employee's quest to remain sane while dealing with patrons who could often double as extras in a David Lynch film, not to mention dealing with life in general.
  
• - Explores the world of information architecture, library science and technology.
  
• - News and commentary on libraries and literature.
  
• - Matthew, a young, fabulously well-dressed MLIS student takes on the world of corporate libraries.
  
• - Perspectives from a used book store owner in Durham, North Carolina.
  
• - Grad student covers issues related to online government information transfer.
  
• - Links and news for librarians and people interested in search engines, searching the net, design issues and general whitterings and rants.
  
• - Legal news and commentary by Leah Sandwell-Weiss, reference librarian at the University of Arizona Law Library.
  
• - Knowledge management and information architecture topics covered by Anders Jacobsen.
  
• - "Inspiration for library communicators." Thoughts on public relations, communications, and marketing.
  
• - Copy editor Michael Dietsch (NYC) discusses information law and policy.
  
• - News and links from Peter Scott (no longer active, succeeded by Peter Scott's Library Blog, archives available).
  
• - Nettie Day (aka student xine) speaks her mind on library school, the reference desk, fiction and extra-curricular activities.
  
• - Commentary about libraries, library instruction, and information literacy by Michael Lorenzen at Central Michigan University.
  
• - A miscellany of links, library news and observations, such as interesting names, unusual titles and quotations. Accompanied by some original articles on books and reading.
  
• - News from Lou Rosenfeld, pioneer of information architecture.
  
• - New Zealand librarian struggles to be a part-time master's student and full-time employee.
  
• - Bookslut's editor-in-chief, Jessa Crispin, provides links and commentary for those who love to read.
  
• - Frequent news, search tips, and new resources for information professionals. By Gary Price.
  
• - Connections for librarians - Web-based technology and research resources.
  
• - Karen Burns promotes library services anyway she can.
  
• - Aggregator blog for the Indiana University School of Library and Information Science.
  
• - Looks at librarians and libraries from a conservative viewpoint.
  
• - Comments on the world of distance librarianship.
  
• - Thoughts on being a new librarian by Erica Olsen at Cornell University.
  
• - Highlights and lowlights of days working at the Reference Desk, split into morning and afternoon sections. Archives available.
  
• - UC-Berkeley librarian Lynn Jones talks about libraries, research, pedagogy, historical resources, kids, web art and funny/creative uses of the web.
  
• - Providing information about resources and news by and for Christian Librarians, primarily those in Christian academic institutions.
  
• - New electronic and printed resources about scholarly electronic publishing efforts on the Internet.
  
• - Seattle's Michael Porter, librarian superhero, narrates the world "where libraries and Pez collide."
  
• - Journal of a subversive librarian in training.
  
• - Chronicles of a recent MLIS graduate seeking employment.
  
• - The news arm of the Curmudgeony Librarian website. This blog features news and websites of interest to the author on librarians, librarianship, technology, the internet and web, and other topics.
  
• - Library weblog intent on "making librarians more portable" from Jenny Levine
  
• - Yazdan Mansourian discusses everything about the Invisible Web and Information Invisibility on the Web.
  
• - Ongoing exploration of the intersection of popular culture and libraries by Sophie Brookover.
  
• - A weblog on librarianship, among other things, by a UK medical/veterinary librarian.
  
• - From Tracey Friesen (NYC), "lapsed librarian without a library."
  
• - News and links focused on books, bookbinding, and the future of reading technology.
  
• - Library manager Susan Broman's teen literature reading log, along with links of interest to librarians and other adults working with teen literature.
  
• - News stories for technology-minded librarians.
  
• - Comments by Judith E. Bush, mostly about the RedLightGreen.com website.
  
• - Melissa Zogby's political and research observations.
  
• - Mentor Cana offers analysis of the relationship between information technology and human social structures.
  
• - Transcribed librarian-patron interactions.
  
• - Headlines covering the problems and solutions to political issues affecting libraries.
  
• - A Harvard Law School library assistant's blog about books, libraries, museums, the little known histories of places and things, and life in general.
  
• - Access librarian Anna Lewis (Madison, Wisconsin) provides news and links for educators/librarians.
  
• - Issues and technology related to the acquisition and cataloging of print and digital serial publications.
  
• - Article is subtitled, "Famous people and libraries"
  
• - Thoughts on journalism, librarianship and blogging from a news librarian at the Harvard Office of News and Public Affairs.
  
• - Covers library and information science, literature, language, culture, and the arts.
  
• - Periodic tales set in a public library.