The authors of this article are both university professors of communication, and their opinions matter. However, this article—as its title suggests—is basically a plea for funding for public libraries and had little to do with my topic. Is does, nonetheless, contain some good quotes and may be useful for that purpose.
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Showing posts with label public libraries; library funding; Digital Divide. Show all posts
Showing posts with label public libraries; library funding; Digital Divide. Show all posts
Saturday, April 16, 2011
How to Close the Digital Divide? Fund Public Libraries
Celano, Donna C. and Susan B. Neuman. “How to Close the Digital Divide? Fund Public Libraries.” Education Week 29, no.28 (Apr 7,2010): 33.
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