The speed of technological development at the beginning of the 21st century has outpaced our human ability to absorb the change. We have landed in a new world and have barely begun to explore it.

Responsible executives recognize a duty to denounce unacceptable conduct. There is also a responsibility to welcome diversity and difference in the workplace

One thing Trump has done for members of the library community is to focus them; the challenge for 2018 will be to retain that focus

There is huge value in the curation and the discovery of important information. And there’s a gap in terms of how that is then turned into a commercial model.

A retirement in Congress may mean an end to chances for copyright reform any time soon.

In the ’90s, scanlation was still a fan passion project. At some point, that changed. The scanlation sites became more about piracy. And they just don’t care.

Despite sales flagging over the holiday week, it’s not all bad news for books

How much will we continue to read, and how much will reading continue to matter?

Why libraries still matter in a world of smartphones and what can be done to ensure their survival.

The 68th National Book Awards were held Wednesday at Cipriani New York; the parade of glitterati included actress Anne Hathaway and former President Bill Clinton—now one of a family of three bestselling authors.