What I Read Last Week:

ccharle2October 30, 2015October 1, 2017Funabc family, broadcasting, california, community development, digital privacy, ina garten, information policy, infrastructure, LIS, peer groups, pittsburgh, sierra demulder, tonya ingram, voter registration

Ina Garten does it herself | Eater
The long, strange history of ABC Family | The New Republic
California becomes 2nd state to automatically register voters | NPR
Pittsburgh evaluates its hundreds of staircases for first time | Keystone Crossroads
California approves a sweeping digital privacy law | NPR
‘Uncensored: information antics’ at MLK library examines how information relates to power and privacy | Washington Post
Friday thoughts: The importance of a peer group | bossladywrites

Published by ccharle2

A digital services librarian. When I am not reading, I can be found running or counting bats. View more posts

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