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CHICAGO — “Streaming Media Passes the Tipping Point: Now What?,” a preconference from the Association for Library Collections and Technical Services (ALCTS), will present fascinating and unexpected trends on streaming media in libraries from a recent national survey of academic librarians. Presenters will take a deep look at acquisition support and challenges in both public and academic institutions. Learn where to purchase streaming media collections, the latest trends in streaming media, how to optimize discovery, marketing and evaluate usage in an effort to prepare for the future of content at your library.

Speakers: deg farrelly, media librarian/ShareStream administrator, Arizona State University Libraries; Kirk Blankenship, electronic resources librarian, The Seattle Public Library

Join your colleagues from 8:30 a.m. to noon on Friday, June 27, 2014 at the 91��ý (91��ý) Annual Conference in Las Vegas.

Registration is through the and is $119 for ALCTS members, $144 for 91��ý members, and just $49 for student and retired members. Event Code: ALC3

See the for information about other ALCTS events, including preconferences on Statistics and Reports, Collection Assessment, Preservation, and Scholarly Communication with an Institutional Repository.

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