Credo Reference Celebrates 'True Tales of NZ Libraries'
Credo Reference Celebrates 'True Tales of New Zealand Libraries'
In celebration of the forthcoming launch of
the new Literati Public, a Credo Reference (www.credoreference.com) solution
tailored to fit the needs of Public Libraries and facilitate
the telling of their story, the company announced that their
latest contest is now open and called "Amazing Stories,
LIANZA Edition."
The contest is aimed at eliciting the amazing and true (or mostly true) stories that have happened at libraries across New Zealand. The best stories will be selected as finalists and the winner of first prize will receive two iPads for their library, and of course a small prize for the librarian, too.
The contest will culminate with the announcement of the winners at the 2012 LIANZA Conference in Wellington, New Zealand, 23-26 September. Entries will be accepted at Credo Reference stand 42 until 1.00 Tuesday 25 September. Entries can also be sent by email to amazingstories@credoreference.com.
For full details including contest rules and entry instructions [anonymous entries will be accepted], please visit http://corp.credoreference.com/lianza-landing-page-2012.html
Credo Reference is Library Journal's "Best Overall" Reference 2012 and has been offering completely customizable, "best-in-class" reference collections for libraries since 2002. Credo's General Reference service empowers librarians and effortlessly delivers authoritative answers to millions of researchers worldwide. Literati by Credo offers tools and services to improve Digital and Information Literacy. Both platforms allow content expansion through highly acclaimed Publisher and Subject collections. Find more http://corp.credoreference.com.
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