Virtual Learning
Originally aired live February 24, 2021
Publishing Intersection + Library Collections After Covid-19
panelists + moderator
Caroline Casey
Stephanie Anderson
BookOps (NYPL and Brooklyn Public Library)
Heather McCormack
Bibliotheca
Attendee Responses + Information
As both industries move forward in the wake of the pandemic, the relationship between public libraries and independent publishers and small presses yields inimitable opportunities and challenges. cloudLibrary VP Heather McCormack moderates an insightful discussion with Caroline Casey, a consultant to independent publishers and small presses, and Stephanie Anderson, Assistant Director of Selection for BookOps (NYPL and Brooklyn Public).
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