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The article present conversations of library professionals & authors Nancy Shore, Kristina Clement and Katherine Rose Adams. Topics include the "paper ceiling" in academic libraries; the motivations behind pursuing doctorates; and the potential benefits and challenges of advanced degrees for academic library professionals. The conversation reflects their experiences with educational advancement and its impact on their career paths within higher education and academic libraries.

The article focuses on the release of a white paper on Artificial intelligence literacy in academic libraries, with a focus on instruction librarians' perspectives include the concerns and themes identified by librarians in the United States and Canada.

The article reports that OCLC has published a position paper titled "Linked Data: The Future of Library Cataloging," which highlights the benefits of linked data for library catalogs and introduces tools like OCLC Meridian to assist libraries in adopting this technology.

The article focuses on the UNESCO Recommendation on Open Science and its implementation, emphasizing the global movement towards making science a public good. Topics include the building of a global consensus on open science, challenges hindering equity in scholarly processes, and UNESCO's efforts to support countries in implementing open science across various action areas.

The article discusses the Peterson Institute for International Economics (PIIE), highlighting its focus on international policy concerns and major economic powers. Topics on the PIIE website include a vast array of documents covering blogs, commentaries, multimedia, event announcements, working papers, policy briefs, and more, with a strong emphasis on transparency and accessibility to research by their senior researchers and staff analysts in multiple languages.

The article discusses the Global Center on Cooperative Security, an online resource that promotes collaborative global security solutions. It highlights its user-friendly interface, comprehensive coverage of issues like violent extremism and arms trafficking, and commitment to knowledge sharing through research papers and publications. It also emphasizes capacity building through training programs.

The article reports on the release of the eighth white paper "Implementing and Managing Streaming Services in Academic Libraries" by the periodical "Choice" in 2021. Topics discussed include the focus of the paper on factors to be considered when adding streaming services to institutions, role of University of California-Berkeley Film and Media Services librarian Gisele Tanasse as researcher and writer of the paper, and the financial contribution of Infobase to the research.

The Canadian Pulp and Paper Association reports in 2004 that Canadian exports of paper products are continuing to increase, and 'world demand is projected to rise by 50% over the next 20 years.' Some of the indicators mentioned in the association's annual review are the 200 million personal printers sold since 2001 and the new daily newspapers being provided free to subway riders in major cities.

The article offers information on the Sustaining Domain Repositories for Digital Data: A White Paper, which is a result of a meeting organized by the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR) related to preservation of scientific data.

The article reviews the web site Digital Einstein Papers, located at http://einsteinpapers.press.princeton.edu/papers, from the Princeton University Press.

Reports on the American Society for Testing Materials' publication of 'ASTM's Paper Aging Research Report Program,' a CD-ROM containing the complete reports of its five-paper aging investigations. Methods used to simulate natural paper aging; Society's distribution of designations of the actual methods; Cost of the CD-ROM; Contact information.

The article presents the Eleanor Roosevelt Papers Project (ERPP) at George Washington University collecting and archiving hundreds of online sources dealing with the literary and political work including the relationship with John F. Kennedy and other major American and world leaders.

Focuses on environmental initiatives and preservations in United States. Estimation of waste disposal; Assessment on the destructive effects of paper production; Suggestions of methods and approaches on environmental hazard limitations.

The article reports that Library of Congress has put the papers of Alexander Hamilton, Founding Fathers of the United States, online and mentions that the Library holds the world's largest collection of holds the world's largest collection of Hamilton papers.

The article discusses that U.S. Government Publishing Office and the National Archives' Office of the Federal Register have digitized Public Papers of the Presidents from President Herbert Hoover to George H. W. Bush excluding Franklin D. Roosevelt.

The author describes the creation of an assignment that combined physical and digital resources for an archival journey into Japanese American incarceration and internment for the first Asian American Politics seminar offered at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington. The author explains how the assignment worked for students by engaging them with the library, consulting with liaison librarian, reevaluation of archives and college libraries and research agenda development.