Most of history’s civilisations rose, flourished and fell without a book in sight, and when books finally became a thing, many books were a means to oppress and deliver destruction, not to build. “Mein Kampf”, anyone?
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Sadly such divisions and Luddite thinking will continue prevent India from taking its rightful...
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This is just one more example of how the industry has turned adversity to advantage, embracing...
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“The treasures contained in our Library, its content, its modernity, its advanced...
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Morocco is among the many countries closing libraries to help contain the Coronavirus threat, and...
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With an average 10.5 trips to the library in 2019, the latest Gallup poll tells us library visits...
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Science, tech, engineering & maths (STEM) are key components of any 21st century national...
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Industry News Round-Up is a selection of some of the most interesting stories emerging from the...
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Targetting remote primary schools, and carrying books in Kinyarwanda, French, and English, NGO...
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We Start The Day Global today with a look at floating libraries in Scandinavia and a free public...
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When conflict erupted in Beirut in 1975 the Lebanese National Library was an inevitable casualty,...
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Two hundred publishers will be in Istanbul this week for the 4th annual Arabic Book Fair, regarded...
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