Not a heckuva lot of time to announce this, particularly while hearing about it on a holiday morning… but FYI…
Tomorrow (Tuesday, 2/21/06), the NPR show Talk of the Nation will discuss the “Bookless Library.” The blurb states: “Information technology changes as soon we think we understand it. We look at how libraries keep up and redefine their role. How would you design a library for the 21st century?”
TOTN has a phone-in component, so you may want to tune in (by radio or over the Web).
I heard on the radio today that TOTN is soliciting emails on this topic, with subject lines of 21st Century Library. I did not see an email address on the site, but this site has a contact form.
Here’s a bio of the show’s host, Neal Conan.
In NorCal on KQEd, the program runs from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The schedule currently doesn’t state which hour the show plans to feature libraries, though I expect that to be evident by tomorrow morning.
I don’t know if any librarians were involved in the production of this show… it will be interesting to listen! I plan to blog in a minute.
Sorry for the switch earlier! Talk of the Nation is running the spot today — here’s the
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=5235518