Keep your eyes open for a Firefly animated TV show.

All the major movers are on board.

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La Stampa - News, inchieste e approfondimenti La Stampa: Maxime Chattam: “Mi scuso con i lettori ma raccontare l’orrore mi aiuta a stare meglio”

Lo scrittore sul nuovo libro, “Il segnale”: «Il male ha ragioni scientifiche. Ho voluto indagare sul perché in alcuni si manifesta e in altri no»

Maxime Chattam: “I apologize to readers but telling horror stories helps me feel better.”

The author on his new book, “The Signal”: “Evil has scientific reasons. I wanted to investigate why it manifests in some and not in others.”

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Explora, inventa y sobrevive; The Signal: Stranded on Sirenis lanza demo gratuita por el Steam Next Fest

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📡 The Signal Has Dropped

A short story for the wanderers.
For those who stare into black holes and still hold onto hope.
For those who spiral, break, return.

This is the story I promised at 100.
This is The Signal.

🔗 https://open.substack.com/pub/wittgensteinsmonster/p/the-signal?utm_source=share&utm_medium=android&r=5zs6u

🌀 Written in collaboration with ChatGPT, dictated live, cleaned for the end of the world.

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💯 100 Followers. A story for you.

To mark 100 followers, I’m sharing something from my deepest place.
It’s scary.
It was born out of my despair about what the future might hold.

It’s an earnest warning if my dreams are true.
And it’s a loving offering — a piece of my soul — to everyone here who’s been listening.

Tomorrow, I’ll release it: “The Signal.”
Thank you for walking with me this far.

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Co-Creating Digital Experiences with Public Libraries | The Signal

Co-Creating Digital Experiences with Public Libraries, August 5, 2025

Posted by: Jaime Mears

This post was written by Sahar Kazmi and edited by Jaime Mears. A longer version of this post appeared in the Library of Congress staff Gazette on July 25th, 2025.

The Library of Congress has embarked on a new multiyear digital initiative, LOCal, that will help expand access to the digital collections through partnerships with public libraries. The effort, which is made possible by philanthropic grants from the Carnegie Corporation of New York and other generous funders, will enable the Library to partner with two public libraries to co-create interactive digital experiences that connect local communities with relevant materials held in the Library’s collections.

The initiative will be led by the Digital Innovation Division (LC Labs) in the Office of the Chief Information Officer in collaboration with staff from Discovery and Preservation Services, Researcher and Collections Services and other experts from across the Library. LOCal will offer a unique avenue for staff to work closely with public libraries and the communities they serve while exploring emerging technologies and approaches to create meaningful experiences with the Library’s vast digital collections.

The Library of Congress has selected two public library partners to collaborate for LOCal: Eastern Oklahoma Library System and Cleveland Public Library.

“Public libraries are often the first places people turn to conduct local research, get inspired or connect with their neighbors,” Digital Innovation Division Chief Laurie Allen said. “While the Library of Congress is the largest library in the world, our vast and varied collections speak to people from all across the country and help tell their unique stories. We’re honored for the opportunity to work alongside these two amazing library systems to connect our expert staff and unparalleled materials with their community expertise and imagination.”

Over the next two years, Library staff will work with the Eastern Oklahoma Library System and Cleveland Public Library to explore and develop innovative ways to showcase the stories and treasures the Library holds from these communities. Planning for the initiative is underway, and each experience will be developed in close collaboration with community members and local library staff.

“Each LOCal experience will be social and dynamic, and we’ll be tapping into the expertise of our Library colleagues and local library staff to create installations using state-of-the-art technology and creative elements,” LC Labs Senior Innovation Specialist Jaime Mears said. “They may feature interactive kiosks, immersive screens or other transportive components and pull from both Library of Congress and local collections.”

The Library of Congress is home to extensive digital collections from across the United States, and Eastern Oklahoma and Cleveland are no exceptions. Researchers can discover materials from Eastern Oklahoma in a variety of formats, time periods and collections across the Library. These include the Farm Security Administration Collection, Veterans History Project, Sanborn Fire Insurance Map Collection, Carol Highsmith Photography Archive, Chronicling America newspaper archive and more.

Similarly for Cleveland, users can find digital material in collections such as the Works Progress Administration Posters, Stereograph Cards, Detroit Publishing Company photography archive, the Historic American Engineering Record and the American Archive of Public Broadcasting.

Continue/Read Original Article Here: Co-Creating Digital Experiences with Public Libraries | The Signal

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