Librarians are worried about the new limits a major book publisher is placing on its e-books. We talk to one about the digital landscape and how it affects library card holders. Then, we talk to a law professor about how language barriers can disadvantage those accused of crimes.
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Librarians Sound Alarm On New E-Book Limits
A major book publisher recently placed new limits on the sale of its e-books to public libraries, prompting concern about increasing wait times from Wisconsin librarians. We discuss the evolving relationship between e-book publishers and libraries in the digital era.
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How Language Impairments Affect Criminal Defendants
Speech and language impairments can have adverse effects on defendants in the criminal justice system. A law professor shares research on how language disabilities can go unnoticed by law enforcement and disadvantage the accused.
Episode Credits
- Kealey Bultena Host
- Keegan Kyle Producer
- Jana Rose Schleis Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Sara Gold Guest
- Michele LaVigne Guest
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