Blog of IFLA Library History SIG

This blog tracks down the activities of the IFLA Library History Special Interest Group (SIG). The posts of this blog would identify the turning points in history of librarianship around the world. Through this blog, the professionals specializing in all fields of librarianship can be made aware of the importance of an understanding of the past and of the profession's theoretical foundations to the successful provision of library services in the present and future. [www.ifla.org/library-history]

Showing posts with label Public Libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Public Libraries. Show all posts
Friday, July 10, 2009

A QUIET PLACE TO READ IN - Libraries are a measure of civilization

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A QUIET PLACE TO READ IN - Libraries are a measure of civilization Pratap Bhanu Mehta, The Telegraph , 01 February 2004 Widener Library, H...

Public Library Revitalization in India: Hopes, Challenges, and New Visions

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An Insightful Article: Public Library Revitalization in India: Hopes, Challenges, and New Visions by Ajit K. Pyati First Monday, Volume 14, ...
Thursday, July 9, 2009

Glitter Masks Decay at Top Library

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Glitter Masks Decay at Top Library Siddharth Srikanth, Times of India, 3 Jul 2009 CHENNAI: Despite its glorious heritage, the Connemara Pu...
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