Hill Library Trends Newsletter - April 2008

This monthly newsletter looks at what’s new in libraries, business, and technology by highlighting relevant reports, articles, and blog entries. It saves you time by bringing to light issues affecting these industries today and issues that might affect them tomorrow.
 
In the April 2008 newsletter, learn how much libraries will spend on content by 2010, how much businesses will spend on technology by 2013, how differently-sized businesses are affected differently by rising energy costs, and how many times students used the term "LOL" in school reports in 2007. 

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Hill Library Trends Newsletter - March 2008

This is the first in a new series we’re now offering online: The Hill Library Trends Newsletter. This free monthly newsletter covers the latest happenings in the library, business, and technology industries. Geared to the industry professional, the newsletter pulls interesting nuggets from blogs and other online sources. Use it to keep up-to-date on what’s going on in the research, business, and technology fields, without sinking your limited time into the process.

In this month’s issue, covering March 2008, copyright is declared dead, librarians are scientifically compared to opium addicts, and it is announced that the Internet will end at 3:14am on January 19, 2038. Seriously.

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