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Librarians: We’re still vital in the digital age

More than 300 librarians in town for the annual American Library Association conference spread out across Washington, D.C., on Tuesday, forgoing sightseeing in favor of public service. Their purpose was twofold: to make a difference while combating the perception that libraries are a dying institution, rendered unnecessary by Internet resources. Read more of this article from USA Today.

Posted by Steve Groft on 27 June 2007 in Libraries

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