YOu can also read a little more about it in this @libraryfutures.bsky.social report: www.libraryfutures.net/post/visions...

So honored to be part of this conversation.

And we’re honored to have you!

Catch up on our whole Machine Learning and AI for Information Professionals and register for future sessions on our blog!

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If YOU have experience with digital content challenges, we want to hear from you.

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We're tracking digital censorship, and we hope you'll help. /end

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And neo-censorship applies to more than just physical books!

"While bans on beloved print books are often more visible, challenges to databases and digital collections risk restricting children from viewing a wide range of content." /2

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Have you seen digital content suppressed, censored, or disappeared? We'd love to hear from you. /end

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And let's not forget the easiest way to ban a book--send it to prison. /3

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Books aren't the only thing that get banned, challenged, or censored. Digital content faces serious--and often invisible--challenges in our libraries. /2

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