Around new year's, people seem to like to look back at the year to see what was notable. Librarians are no exception.
Here, for example, is a list of "Ten Stories that Shaped 2006" from LISNews. They include many items that aren't strictly-speaking library issues: net neutrality, privacy, censorship, the James Fry affair. Also included: Library 2.0, new library blogs of note, the closing of EPA libraries, and the infamous Taser incident at UCLA.
ACRLog's Steven Bell weighs in with academic library's Year in Review - also noting Libary 2.0 among other top stories.
Technology Trends got wrapped up at Read/Write Web.
And if that's not enough, Fimoculous lists all kinds of lists, including best books of the year, best book covers, best Websites, and even the New York Times's librarians of the year.
It's hard to imagine what will be on the list for 2007. Meanwhile - happy new year!
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