Coming soon

• Who actually owns the app most patrons think is the library.
• Where a library's ebook dollar goes, one line at a time.
• Why small-press books rarely make it onto library shelves.
• Fifty-five years of digital content in libraries, 1971 to now.
• A look at the AI vendors now selling into school libraries.
• What OverDrive's new publisher product is built from.
• What library leaders give up by not knowing how a budget reads.
• What happens when a library gets measured like a business.
• Who owns the library technology stack, and the pricing bill DC just passed.
• Why library workers leave, read against the history of the job.
• Why curation, not AI, is the part of the job that can't be automated.
• Why the ebook you borrowed disappears, explained properly.
• Building an open-source MARC cataloger, and why it was needed.
• Libby and Hoopla for staff: cost models, control, contract terms.
• Why I'm building a library system instead of waiting for one.