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Library eyes adding more bandwith as public access Internet use soars Elkhart Truth Elkhart library plans updates so it can stay put at least 10 more years Gary Post Tribune Top library post in EC a ripe political plum Gary Post Tribune Ex-librarian loves her Red Wings Greencastle Banner-Graphic Community urged to participate in 'This I Believe' project Greene County Daily World Bloomfield-Eastern Greene Library hosting annual book sale Greene County Daily World 'The Scholarly Hunt' to benefit GCLC Greenfield Reporter Businesses give boost to literacy effort Indianapolis Business Journal Library slashes hours, to close main branch on Thursdays Indianapolis Star Library hours cut back beginning Oct. 3 IU Libraries News IU's Lilly Library offers sustainability exhibition as part of 2010 Themester Kendallville News-Sun Novel discussion group launches Sept. 30 Kokomo Tribune Library bids on Lincoln building Kokomo Tribune Library tentatively set for Oct. 7 opening Muncie Star Press This was no ordinary book signing Perry County News Library moves forward with Interstate Library agreement Richmond Palladium-Item Union County library sponsors bra art to raise breast cancer funds Seymour Tribune Take the mystery out of family history Seymour Tribune Drive places books in readers' hands South Bend Tribune March to save LaSalle Branch library South Bend Tribune Should other branches cut back hours to save LaSalle? Warsaw Times Union Anderson Professor To Present C.S. Lewis Portrayal At WCPL Yorktown Press AU to have children's book festival Sept. 25
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Biography in Context follows Science in Context as the second and final "In Context" upgrade to the INSPIRE suite. The most notable upgrades include:
Additional information about the upgrade, including an extensive FAQ list and an interactive product tour, is available on the In Context website. Gale also provides training seminars for all their products, including Biography in Context on September 27 and Science in Context on October 1. TechSoup Unveils New User-Friendly Website
TechSoup enables libraries to save on average 80 – 96% on brand-new software donated by top companies. All products are available either for a small administrative fee if donated, or at prices that are deeply discounted. Most public libraries are eligible, but keep in mind each branch of a library system must register with TechSoup individually to request software products, not just the main branch. Most notable of the discounts is the Microsoft Software Donations Program, which donates a wide variety of software products to public libraries that are intended only for public access computers. Other deeply-discounted products include eTapestry donation software, IKON office equipment, and Citrix desktop and web conferencing services, among many other. Visit the TechSoup for libraries website for more information. SIA Fall Workshop Highlights Civil War & More
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