[Publib] Breaking News, October 31 American Libraries Online

[Gordon Flagg]

Breaking News, October 31 American Libraries Online
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> Early Voting Taxes Library Polling Places

> Google Settles Scanning Suit with Authors, Publishers

> Google Settlement Doesn't Sway Harvard's Scanning Stance

> Bunny Suicides Complainant Douses Book-Burning Talk

> Boston's Margolis Appointed New York State Librarian


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