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A project of NYU Law Engelberg Center on Innovation Law and Policy
Defending the right to informationLibrary Futures is a leading organization at the intersection of technology, policy, and public access to information.
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You CAN Negotiate With Vendors: Learn How With Our Clause Bank
Nov 10, 2026
Use our Clause Bank to negotiate the best deal for your library when licensing digital content.
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Learn to Negotiate with Vendors in New OER
Oct 27, 2026
This OER from the Library Futures Research Network gives you the tools and the power to negotiate with vendors on your terms.
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Indigenous Digital Libraries Shine in This Interactive Story
Oct 21, 2026
An interactive map exploring the history of libraries and Indigenous cultures and how digital libraries and archives might return control to the Indigenous peoples to whom it belongs.
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AI Policy for Public Libraries: 2026 Library Futures Survey Results
Oct 15, 2026
Preliminary findings from the Library Futures Research Network AI Policies Working Group.
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Sick of your Spotify algorithm? Read this zine.
Dec 04, 2025
But what if algorithms were not an inevitable part of how we listen to music? Library Futures intern Thomas Gagnon-van Leeuwen explores the role of libraries in music.
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The Future is Digital, Local, and Read All Over: Visions for Library-Newsroom Collaboration
Sep 15, 2025
How can libraries, journalists, and newsrooms collaborate to create the future of local digital news? Support our workLibrary Futures is donor-supported. Your contribution funds independent research, legal advocacy, and free public resources for libraries everywhere. Research
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