Library Futures
We mobilize a community of experts to encourage the adoption of technologies that uplift libraries in the digital age, promoting new possibilities for preservation of and unfettered access to information.
Library Futures is a project of The Engelberg Center on Innovation Law & Policy at NYU Law.
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But what if algorithms were not an inevitable part of how we listen to music? Library Futures intern Thomas Gagnon-van Leeuwen explores the role of libraries in music.
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All PostsLast week, lawmakers in Connecticut passed a landmark bill to regulate the sale of econtent to libraries.
An overview of the Kids Online Safety Act and the threats it poses to young people.
Introducing A Podcast About Ebooks--the history of ebooks, ereaders, and libraries from the beginning to the present day.
Four experts in intellectual freedom discuss the findings in our report Neo-Censorship: An Investigation into Digital Content Suppression.
Part statement of values, part policy statement, this document presents a positive framework for libraries to thrive in an increasingly hostile environment.
Library Futures welcomes four new interns for Spring 2025!
An in depth look at how a vocal minority of activists are using "pornography" as a bogeyman to erode free speech and information access in schools and libraries.
A guest post from Jessamyn West on treasures from the public domain.
How can libraries expand their digital collections while centering an ethic of local and planetary repair?