District Dispatch Library policy news from the American Library Association Washington Office
Recent Posts
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ALA applauds FCC vote to protect open Internet
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted today to assert the strongest possible open Internet protections—banning ... Read More » -
House Committee holds hearing on network neutrality
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If you missed it live: E-rate webinar available “Just in Time”
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Just in time free webinar: PLA and OITP share last-minute E-rate information Feb 19
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ALA applauds legislation for increased Wi-Fi spectrum
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3D printing technologies in libraries: intellectual property right issues
Join us for our next installment of CopyTalk, March 5th at 2pm Eastern Time. In ... Read More » -
Copyright Office should modernize its operation
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Tweet questions about fair use and media resources
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In progress we trust
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Not my Maytag!!
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They get it all . . . e-mails, tweets, posts, pix, files . . . until we make it stop.
Ever have the feeling when it comes to reform of the nation’s privacy and surveillance ... Read More » -
It’s now or (almost) never for real NSA reform; contacting Congress today is critical!
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Librarians won’t stay quiet about surveillance
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Celebrating Constitution Day the advocacy way
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What will the future look like? Consumers may decide
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School libraries can’t afford to wait
Today, we are ending a very busy week of work to include school library provisions ... Read More » -
Education and school library legislation is heating up
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They get it all . . . e-mails, tweets, posts, pix, files . . . until we make it stop.
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ALA applauds legislation for increased Wi-Fi spectrum
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Sens. Reed and Cochran introduce school library bill
