Beyond Books - What's possible when librarians and journalists meet?

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Uploaded by on Jul 4, 2011

For three centuries, in American towns large and small, two institutions have uniquely marked a commitment to participatory democracy, learning and open inquiry — our libraries and our free press. Today, as their tools change, their common missions of civic engagement and information transparency converge. Economic and technology changes suggest an opportunity for collaboration among these two historic community information centers — one largely public, one largely private. How?

Featuring community pilot projects such as:

The Public Insight Network
AllPrinceton.com
The Investigative Dashboard
MuckRock.com
CU-citizenaccess.org

More examples and information at http://biblionews.org

Brought to you by the good folks at http://journalismthatmatters.org"

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