SAILS Library Network

Why I need my library

Help the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners show the importance of libraries. Tell us why you need/how you use your library by uploading photos, quotes, and videos at the MBLC’s tumblr site.
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The Zeiterion and Libraries: Partners in the Arts

The Zeiterion Theatre (The Z) announces a new discounted ticket program for all patrons of southcoast area libraries.
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Carver Cranberry Label Collection

Carver has added several of their cranberry labels to the SAILS digital collection. This is only half of what will be in the final edition!
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To Kill a Mockingbird – Attleboro’s Big Read

Attleboro’s 1ABC Project – 1 Adventure, 1 Book, 1 Community – focusing on “To Kill a Mockingbird” by Harper Lee.
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Social Media Sharing Comes to OMC Apps

August 7th, 2012 Michael Lovett New versions of the OverDrive Media Console app for Android, iOS and Windows Phone 7 devices incorporate social media sharing features. With the release of OverDrive Media Console v2.5 for Android™, iOS and Windows® Phone, we’re implementing features that enable users to share their enthusiasm for library eBooks...
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Help us go Green!

Bye-bye paper—hello email, text or phone calls! Update your contact information with us and choose how you want to be notified for holds ready for pick-up, items overdue, and due date reminders. Email, text message, or an automated phone call Reduce mail clutter at home! Email addresses are for library use only
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NYTimes Guide to Electronic Books

Nice overview of available e-readers and the various features, costs and benefits.
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OMC For Windows Now Features MP3 Return

OMC For Windows Now Features MP3 Return! Download the latest version of the Overdrive Media Console for Windows and you can now return your MP3 books early! No more waiting for them to expire. Return early and checkout more.
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Have you ever checked out an e-book from your public library?

The Pew Research Center’s Internet & American Life Project, a non-profit research organization in Washington, DC, is conducting an online survey of public library patrons who borrow e-books. If you have checked out or downloaded e-books from a public library, please consider taking Pew Internet’s survey, available at the link below. All responses will...
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