Book Bans in U.S. Schools: Stephen King Most Censored
A new report reveals escalating book bans in U.S. schools, targeting LGBTQ+ themes, race, and violence. Stephen King is the most censored author, highlighting a growing divide between states.
Library & Book News: Censorship, Partnerships, and AI Act
News highlights: Florida's book removals, ALA partnerships, AI Act complaints, library policy research, and the launch of the National Association of Black Bookstores.
EU AI Act, Book Bans, & Library Advocacy: Key Updates
EU publishers protest AI Act. Florida bans books. ALA boosts library partnerships. Senate tackles copyright. Black booksellers unite. EveryLibrary studies censorship. IBPA joins ALA. PEN backs art protection. #books #AI #libraries
Book Industry News: AI Translation, Meta Lawsuit, and Library Innovations
Book industry updates: Meta faces lawsuit, AI translation service launches, libraries innovate, BookCon returns, and censorship claims fall flat. Concerns and advancements shape the sector.
Book Restrictions, Censorship, and Literary Losses
Book restrictions are challenged by the BMI, Russia censors books. NEA grants terminated. Authors Ngugi wa and Edmund White passed away. Library funding threatened, and a free speech case is dismissed.
Library & Arts: Legal Battles, Censorship, and AI Impact
Legal challenges against arts funding cuts, censorship incidents (book burning, author's exile), and AI-generated content raise concerns about freedom of speech and the future of libraries & literature.
Book Bans & Legal Battles: ACLU vs. Rutherford School Board
ACLU sues Rutherford County (TN) over banning 140+ books. Iowa's Senate File 496 faces legal challenges. Publishing industry shifts for youths. Museum Institute legal fight continues. Shakespeare's marriage examined.