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News & Blogs
Social media for creative libraries
Facet Publishing have announced the release of Phil Bradley’s latest book Social Media for Creative Libraries.
How to use data to make decisions
Data is everywhere, it’s inescapable. The minute you load a web page in your browser you are exposed to data. The problem, is that this data, although really useful, is trapped - not useable. How do we gain access to this data to use it for good?
General Election 2015: What are the plans for digital?
As we wait for the manifestos to be published there are a few snippets around digital which are worth taking a look at.
Latest Events
The CILIP Conference 2015
Registration for The CILIP Conference 2015 is now open.Visit the dedicated conference website for full details and to book your place.
CILIP Copyright Executive Briefing 2015
Following the huge success of our Copyright Executive Briefing in 2014, CILIP will once again be working with Naomi Korn to bring you the latest developments in copyright. Early bird discounts are now available.
CILIP LMS Suppliers Showcase Spring 2015
Our annual Library Management Systems (LMS) Suppliers Showcase gives you the opportunity to talk to the experts on how you can get the most out of your library management system.
CILIP Debate: 'This House believes that the role of librarian should be that of teacher''
Hosted by the CILIP Information Literacy Group, this debate will take place at the Library of Birmingham.
CILIP Debate: 'All access to publicly funded research should be openly available for the public good'
Part of the CILIP Debates series.
Free and open to all. This debate is hosted by the CILIP West Midlands Member Network as part of its Annual Member's Day.