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Brewster Kahle (Internet Archive Founder and Director) is the Guest on the Latest Episode of ATG The Podcast
From the Charleston Hub Channel on YouTube: Today’s episode features guest host Michael Upshall (guest editor, Charleston Briefings) who talks with Brewster Kahle, Founder & Director, Internet Archive. Brewster says that back in the 1980’s he believed that everything would eventually become digital. He dreamed of building a Library of Alexandria where humanity’s knowledge would […]
AI Roundup: “Report From UK: Quarter of Students ‘Believe AI-Assisted Work Will Go Undetected'”; What Exactly Are A.I. Companies Trying to Build? Here’s a Guide; & More
Future Forecast: AI Glasses Market Poised to Hit 10 Million Units in 2026, According to Omdia What Exactly Are A.I. Companies Trying to Build? Here’s a Guide (via NY Times) Scholarly Communications Committee on Publication Ethics (COPE) Podcast: “Beyond Detection: Responsible Use of AI Across Peer Review and Authorship” Students Report From UK: Quarter of […]
New Episode of EFF’s “How to Fix the Internet” Podcast Features a Conversation with Internet Archive Founder and Digital Librarian Brewster Kahle
From the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF): A passionate advocate for public internet access and a successful entrepreneur, Brewster Kahle has spent his life intent on a singular focus: providing universal access to all knowledge. The Internet Archive, which he founded in 1996, now preserves 99+ petabytes of data – the books, Web pages, music, television, […]
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Library of Congress Announces 2025 Literacy Awards
From the Library of Congress (Full Text of Announcement: Twenty-four organizations working to expand literacy and promote reading were awarded the 2025 Library of Congress Literacy Awards this morning on International Literacy Day. The Literacy Awards program, sponsored by David M. Rubenstein since 2013, and by the Kislak Family Foundation since 2023, honors promising initiatives […]
New EDUCAUSE Podcast: A Practical Guide to AI Literacy
From EDUCAUSE: Sophie and Jenay talk with Leo S. Lo, Jeanne Beatrix Law, and Anissa Vega about practical strategies for guiding student and faculty AI use and literacy. Takeaways from this episode: Providing multiple entry points for faculty to learn about and use artificial intelligence (AI) is crucial to building AI literacy and empowering faculty […]
Access and Preservation in the Audiovisual Age (A CNI Interviews Podcast with Peter B. Kaufman)
A new episode of the CNI Interviews Podcast series is now available. From EDUCAUSE: Audiovisual medium is only about 130 years old, yet it has become the mainstay of our interaction with content today. How can academic libraries and higher education institutions become effective stewards of a medium that is prone to erosion, playback obsolescence, […]
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Generative AI Policy Creation in Higher Education; Science-Integrity Project Will Root Out Bad Medical Papers ‘And Tell Everyone’; & More Headlines
AI In the Room Where It Happens: Generative AI Policy Creation in Higher Education (via EDUCAUSE Review) Student Perspectives on the Benefits and Risks of AI in Education (preprint, via arXiv) Reddit Sues Anthropic For Allegedly Not Paying for Training Data (via TechCrunch) Three Essentials for Agentic AI Security (via Sloan Management Review) What’s Next […]
Washington Post: “RFK Jr. Says He May Bar Scientists From Publishing in Top Medical Journals”
From The Washington Post: Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Tuesday that he could bar government scientists from publishing in the world’s leading medical journals, instead proposing the creation of “in-house” publications by his agency —the latest in the Trump administration’s attacks on scientific institutions. “We’re probably going to stop publishing […]
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Journal Article: “Podcasting as Open Access: A Review and Discussion of Potential Impact on Scholarly Communication and Promotion”
The article linked below was published today by the Journal of Librarianship & Scholarly Communication (JLSC). Title Podcasting as Open Access: A Review and Discussion of Potential Impact on Scholarly Communication and Promotion Authors Allison Symulevich University of South Florida Matt Torrence University of South Florida Jason Boczar University of South Florida Jessica Szempruch University […]
Just Released: 2025 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report | Teaching and Learning Edition
From EDUCAUSE: Higher education is in a period of massive transformation and uncertainty. Not only are current events impacting how institutions operate, but technological advancement—particularly in AI and virtual reality—are reshaping how students engage with content, how cognition is understood, and how learning itself is documented and valued. Our newly released 2025 EDUCAUSE Horizon Report | […]
