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David Lee King

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Social media, emerging trends, and libraries! Find me at davidleeking.com

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David Lee King@davidleeking.bsky.social · last yr.

WhoFi Interviewed me on their Community Connectors Podcast WhoFi (a company that provides software and services that help community spaces like libraries, parks, and museums thrive in the digital age) has a podcast called Community Connectors that they're posting on their YouTube channel. On…

WhoFi Interviewed me on their Community Connectors Podcast

WhoFi (a company that provides software and services that help community spaces like libraries, parks, and museums thrive in the digital age) has a podcast called Community Connectors that they're posting on their YouTube channel. On Episode 2, host John Kerber interviewed me! We discussed how libraries can pilot, scale, and promote hybrid maker spaces while balancing their digital and physical services. Check it out here!

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David Lee King@davidleeking.bsky.social · last yr.

Why you should make the library a model for your business I recently read an article from Fast Company - Why you should make the library a model for your business - and thought it was a good one! I like how the author flipped a thing that libraries often say. We tend to suggest running a library…

Why you should make the library a model for your business

I recently read an article from Fast Company - Why you should make the library a model for your business - and thought it was a good one! I like how the author flipped a thing that libraries often say. We tend to suggest running a library more like a business. But his article flipped that and talks about…

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David Lee King@davidleeking.bsky.social · last yr.

AI Policies for Libraries – Some Observations I have found a handful of public library AI Policies (linked at the end of this blog post), and I’m finding some interesting things to think about. Here are some observations on what I’m seeing.

AI Policies for Libraries – Some Observations

I have found a handful of public library AI Policies (linked at the end of this blog post), and I’m finding some interesting things to think about. Here are some observations on what I’m seeing.

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David Lee King@davidleeking.bsky.social · 2y ago

Pay attention to this: the supreme court is going to review the Universal Service Fund (i.e., E-Rate!). E-Rate's a good thing, & saves a lot of libraries and schools a TON of money on networking, internet access, etc. More here - arstechnica.com/tech-policy/... #erate #universalservicefund

Supreme Court to review 5th Circuit ruling that upends Universal Service Fund

5th Circuit ruling threatens $8 billion program that expands broadband access.

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