Gannett Releases Searchable Database
The Gannett News Service has released a searchable database, the Library Systems Database, which compares trends affecting public library systems between 2002 and 2006. According to American Libraries, database users can select a library system from a dropdown list of counties by state to learn about changes in book and video circulation, number of visits, operating expenses, and the number of public-use computers.
The Library Systems Database also offers lists of public libraries serving populations of 10,000 or more that have the highest circulation per capita, the most Internet-capable computers per capita, and the highest operating expenses per capita. SLA
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