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This document summarizes the challenges facing libraries due to economic crisis and spending cuts, and provides recommendations for how libraries can adapt and promote their value. It suggests focusing on core skills and unique selling points, preparing advocacy materials, and using opportunities to promote the positive impact of library services to stakeholders and politicians. Libraries and their roles will change after the crisis, and flexibility will be needed to develop services differently.
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