Today’s stories include: National Library’s new blog, ebook strategy, human-centered librarianship, and more.

New Zealand

• We blogged a farewell to our workmate Mark Lawrence | @PeepsNetwork. (BoK9)
• Rob Finlay writes about the Whole Pasifika Literacy team | @L2_S2S. (BoK4)
• Always wanted to work for a public library? Now’s your chance because we have vacancies! | @Auckland_Libs. (BoK9)
• Our latest article for  LIANZA LibraryLife is up. Find out about our plans for 2012! | @anyquestionsnz. (BoK9)
• Check Nat Lib’s brand new blog on BETA. Posts on “Photographic Vice” “Embiggening” and “Phar Lap” via @AlexArchivists. (BoK2)

Worldwide

• Who Decides What Gets Sold In The Bookstore? via @jafurtado. (BoK1)
• Popular!: Kentucky Public Libraries Had 20 Million Library Visits & 30 M Borrowed Items in 2011 via @jafurtado. (BoK9)
• V. Good: Breaking the barriers of time and space: the dawning of the great age of librarians via @flexnib. (BoK1)
• Includes key competencies for staff: Developing an E-Book Strategy: Now and For the Future via @janholmquist. (BoK9)
• Hear hear. ‘People matter first, then stuff. ‘: Human-Centered Librarianship via @librarianbyday. (BoK9)