Showing posts with label books disappearing form libraries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books disappearing form libraries. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 22, 2021

Scott Sherman Writes An Article In The Nation That Declares Us As Activists The Winners In Thwarting Library Destruction Plans: Is It Believable?- Let’s Boil It Down To Some Quotes

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Scott Sherman's new article in The Nation declaring Library Defenders victorious- His 2015 book and bio from its dust jacket. Let’s beg...
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Monday, March 11, 2019

Defending Libraries Testimony To City Council Regarding NYC Library Budget, The Sale of Libraries, Privatization of Libraries, Short Library Hours, And The Elimination of Books

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Matthew Zadrożny and Michael D. D. White testifying at City Hall about the destruction and privatization of the libraries On March 11, 2...
Friday, March 8, 2019

Through The Windows of Privilege (Like Karl Lagerfeld’s) The Enduring Value Of Physical Books And Libraries With Big Collections Can Readily Be Discerned

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Lagerfeld loved to pose and have pictures taken of his library that appeared in many , many , many , many , many , many   promotional sto...
Thursday, December 27, 2018

Article In The Villager On What’s Happening To NYC Libraries Featuring Citizens Defending Libraries- Some Contradictions Are Picture Perfect

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It is so valuable and so rare when the press runs stories about the selling off of NYC libraries, valuable even when NYPL officials are allo...
Tuesday, June 5, 2018

Irony: Manhattan’s Newest “Library Of The Future” Will Be Named The “Stavros Niarchos Foundation Library,” But A “Librarian Of The Future,” Personified By Edward G. Robinson In His Last Role Says Niarchos Acted “Miserably”

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Edward G. Robinson playing a librarian of the future in his last role had stern and unappreciative things to say about Stavros Niarchos a...
Tuesday, May 1, 2018

Planned Overhaul of Brooklyn’s Grand Army Plaza Library- Another “Central Library Plan” Questionable In All The Same Ways

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Presentation of the Brooklyn Public Library's Central Library Plan to the real estate committee of Community Board 9 (courtesy of The ...
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