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Tuesday, June 28, 2016

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NewsBreaks
U.S. Government Accepts IANA Transition Proposal
by George H. Pike
The U.S. government took a major step toward getting out of the internet oversight business on June 9, 2016, when the U.S. Department of Commerce approved a proposal by ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers) to assume the operation and oversight of the Internet Assigned Numbers Authority (IANA). Since the early days of the internet, there has been a consistent level of U.S. government oversight of IANA functions. The Department of Commerce's approval follows nearly 20 years of plans and negotiations to end that oversight and pass it on to a global, multistakeholder community. However, concerns that such a community may include authoritarian and other regimes with histories of restrictive practices may lead Congress to intervene.

Weekly News Digests
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Brexit and What It Means for the Information Industry'
by Leigh Watson Healy, chief analyst at Outsell
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Tech After Brexit: Where Do We Go From Here?'
by Steve Ranger, U.K. editor-in-chief of TechRepublic and ZDNet
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Trade Vows to Face Challenge of Brexit'
by The Bookseller's news team
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'What Brexit Means for Book Publishing'
by Neill Denny, co-editor of BookBrunch
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Dun & Bradstreet Provides Free Access to Business Credit Data Through July 31 for U.S. Companies Impacted by Brexit'
by D&B
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Brexit? Maybe Not, After All'
by POLITICO Europe Edition's Tom McTague and Alex Spence
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'It's a New World Now, as the UK Votes to Exit the European Union'
by Talking New Media's D.B. Hebbard
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Digital Science Response to UK Referendum Result to Leave the European Union'
by Laura Wheeler, community manager and blog editor for Digital Science
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'How Will "The Brexit" Impact Book Publishing?'
by Ellen Harvey, the associate/digital editor of Book Business and Publishing Executive
BREXIT ANALYSIS: 'Is the Brexit Bad News for Amazon's International Ambitions?'
by PYMNTS.com

NewsLink Spotlight
NoveList Helps Libraries Get the Right Books to the Right Readers
by Brandi Scardilli
NoveList, an EBSCO Information Services company, is in the business of readers' advisory--matching the right books with the right readers. Duncan Smith, the co-founder and general manager of NoveList, explains the value of this service and how it keeps libraries connected with their communities.

Common Records Management Roadblocks video clip

Common Records Management Roadblocks

Enterprise knowledge consultant Angela Pitts discusses access, technology, and other barriers to effective records management in this clip from her presentation at KMWorld 2022.

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Editor: Brandi Scardilli
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Email: bscardilli@infotoday.com