Out Front With Stephen Abram: A Guide for Information Leaders

by Judith A. Siess

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palaverofbirds | Mar 29, 2013 |

Getting a bit rusty in thinking more globally and futuristically? You may have heard Stephen Abram speak, then you know he is worth paying attention to. Here is a collection of his writings and speeches on topics such as the future of libraries, new technology, advocacy, and what happening with our patrons. His essays will make you think and re-examine what you believe about your job and what is ahead. Oftimes we need someone to stir our ideas and make us reflect and re-examine. This book will do it. Highly recommended. (

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