The term ‘Library 2.0’ has been around for over a decade. With the emergence of new

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technologies and social networking sites, information professions were faced with new challenges in maintaining client engagement and connecting with users. Successful libraries and information agencies have adapted accordingly through time to keep up with the changing technological and information landscape, providing users with information and services previously offered but through new and creative ways. Continue reading →