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Local Social Networks based on Public Library Data proposes enabling public libraries to offer a permission-based data sharing service between members to connect people with similar interests. The product would integrate library data with social networks and book databases to create "circles" of users around common ideas, activities, or needs. Revenue would come from small meetup fees contributed to libraries and vendors hosting meetings. The goal is to help libraries remain relevant while giving community members an easy way to find and connect with others.
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- 1. Local Social Networks based on Public Library Data Avi Kulkarni, Wicky Mendoza,
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