Ohio's Excellent Libraries Need Excellent Electronic Content
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Eli Neiburger and Matt Weaver of Library Renewal discuss how electronic content is changing libraries and how Library Renewal is working to improve the siuation. Some slides did not display well in the previous upload.
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Ohio's Excellent Libraries Need Excellent Electronic Content
- 1. Ohio’s Excellent Libraries Need Excellent Electronic Content
- 2. Matt Weaver Board Member, Library Renewal Web Librarian, Westlake Porter Public Library @mattrweaver
- 3. Eli Neiburger Associate Director for IT and Production Ann Arbor District Library eli@eliworks.com @ulotrichous
- 6. Then, the format changed, like it had so many times before, a wave passing through society, changing everything it touched just like the codex had so many years ago. But this time. something was fundamentally, hauntingly different. The age of Licenses had begun.
- 19. So, what can Libraries expect in this century?
- 20. Kindle Garage Store Sales eBrary Android The Market Web closed open market market Big Box eBay Overdrive Retailers App Flea Store Markets
- 21. Publishing Thrives Apple Amazon Newspapers Candle Industry Travel Agents Buggy Whip Industry Publishing Dies Back
- 22. DRM Dystopia Neo Renaissance Prices stay high Low Price Points Publishing Lots of Pro Output Lots of Pro Output Thrives DRM everywhere No DRM Device Exclusivity Fights Devices don’t matter Intermediated Pub Deals Deals with many Pubs Libs take what we can get Libs buy & distribute Platform Wars Free Culture Society App Store Prices Free is Dominant Price Publishing Huge quality range Wide quality range Dies back DRM triumph No DRM / Access barrier Creator Exclusivity Deals Devices don’t matter No more deals for Libs Death of the Pub Deal Libs find a new way Libs collect & store Closed Open Markets Markets
- 23. What to do now?
- 24. What to do now? Build up Storage Infrastructure.
- 28. What to do later?
- 29. What to do later? Make deals with Rightsholders.
- 30. Back to roots: Libraries provide access to the content of the community, not content for the community
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- 46. The future can change quickly.
- 48. Diversify your value now to hedge against rapid demand shifts.
- 49. Later, be positioned to pick up the pieces after the pub bubble bursts.
- 50. “He’s one bad mother...” “Shut your mouth,”
- 55. The 20th Century Library brought the world to its community;
- 56. The 21st Century Library brings its community to the world.
- 58. WHY?
- 60. Ereader Boom 2 Holidays 2011 – Here we go again!
- 61. Sub-$100 ereaders Ereader shipments to reach 27 million units for 2011
- 69. To create the primary access point for electronic content for users of libraries.
- 71. By libraries, with libraries, for libraries.
- 72. Bylaws and mission ensure that our mission is that of libraries.
- 73. Parterships. Relationships. Research. Solutions.
- 74. Phase I: what have we done so far?
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- 79. 1,5 07 fol low ers
- 80. 2,671 “likes”
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- 85. Advocates and Partner Libraries
- 86. Partner Libraries libraryrenewal.org/partners New separate Advocates/Partners sections coming in November
- 88. Group #1: Readers advisory work. reviews, book lists, etc.
- 89. Group #2 - writing and presenting at the local level.
- 90. Group #3 – Anything else you want to do to help! Seriously!
- 91. Partner Libraries Partner libraries will ensure that what is built is what they and their patrons actually need.
- 92. Partner Libraries Four partner libraries on board
- 93. Partner Libraries Santa Monica Public Library
- 94. Partner Libraries Two Rivers Public Library (WI)
- 95. Partner Libraries Newark (TX) Public Library
- 96. Partner Libraries King County Library System (WA)
- 97. Partner Libraries Five hours/month 2 hours for monthly meeting 1 hour – one-on-one conversations to discuss infrastructure features, etc. 2 hours reading/answering emails
- 98. Partner Libraries Sign non-disclosure agreement One contact person at the library Library director must meet with LR
- 99. Partner Libraries Financial contributions are NOT required.
- 103. Visit libraryrenewal .org