We post plenty of info about events, personnel news, new/updated resources, and other goings on at The Library of Congress. However, it’s often just the tip of the iceberg. Now, according to this National Journal article, Matt Raymond from the Library of Congress has started the Library of Congress Blog. A new source for LC news. Congrats, Matt! The RS team and I’m sure many RS readers will be checking the weblog or RSS feed or both on a very regular basis.

Sources: Library of Congress Blog, National Journal
Thanks to Pete Weiss for the news tip.

See Also: Some Recent Library of Congress Related Posts
+ Winston Tabb receives 2007 Lippincott Award

+ The March 2007 Issue of the Global Legal Monitor is Now Online

+ URI Resource Pages from IFLA, CDNL, and LC

+ The Library of Congress and PBS Partner to Collect/Preserve Oral Histories of U.S. Wartime Veterans

+ New and Updated Research Guides from the LoC Science Reference Service

+ Testimony: Librarian of Congress James H. Billington Testifies on the Library’s Digital Evolution

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