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Although over 80% of the population still uses Google as their primary search engine, I have written on this Substack before about Google’s potential bias. Dr. Robert Epstein has continued to accumulate evidence that Google may be swaying e...
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On March 21st, 2024 the Board of Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library fired the Library’s CEO Cathy Simpson, following some negative reaction to an op-ed she had published in a local newspaper. Her opinion piece challenging the conventional n...
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I'm the university librarian at Brigham Young University and a regular contributor to the Scholarly Kitchen blog. Also the author of _Scholarly Communication: What Everyone Needs to Know_.
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John Wright is happily on leave. Work bio: Full Librarian at University of Calgary in various roles; Government Documents Librarian at Queen’s University; Policy Advisor at Library of Parliament, Elections Canada, Natural Resources Canada
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