This week's episode brings a very relevant audio news release about govdocs from the United States Department of Agriculture as well as an essay and a discussion of creating your own library's wish list like our example.
Further links are below the fold.

LISTen: An LISNews.org Program -- Episode #173 by The Air Staff of Erie Looking Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 United States License.
This Week's Random Links
- Distribution Release: Linux From Scratch 7.0 (DistroWatch.com News)
- News and feature lists of Linux and BSD distributions.
- Emergency Alert System Nationwide Test | FCC.gov
- Fred Stoller - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- House takes Senate's bad Internet censorship bill, tries making it worse
- Internet bandwidth report: Have we reached "Peak Netflix?"
- LIANZA writes to major policital parties | Lianza
- Linux Foundation Releases Document On UEFI Secure Boot - Slashdot
- mvar writes "The Linux Foundation today released technical guidance to PC makers on how to implement secure UEFI without locking Linux or other free software off of new Windows 8 machines. The guidance included a subtle tisk-tisk at Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky for suggesting that PC owners won't wan...
- Looks like Congress has declared war on the internet — Tech News and Analysis
- A new copyright bill proposed in the House would give governments and private corporations unprecedented powers to remove websites from the internet completely, on the flimsiest of grounds, and would also force internet service providers to play the role of copyright police or face penalties.
- MultiSystem – Create a MultiBoot USB from Linux | USB Pen Drive Linux
- The Politics of Internet Freedom with John Markoff
- US Christian broadcaster still believes in shortwave
- Are Books Bad at Spreading Ideas? | Toronto Standard | News, Media, Art, Business, Technology, Fashion, Events
- Commotion Wireless - Overview - Chambana.net Tech Projects
- Conference on the Constitutional Convention : Harvard Law School, September 24-25, 2011
- Conversation - Instances
- Europe Rediscovering Seditious Libel? « The Volokh Conspiracy
- Felicia Day » Blog Archive » RSS Rant
- Floodgap Gopher-HTTP gateway gopher://gopher.quux.org/0/Software/Gopher/Mailing List.txt
- House takes Senate's bad Internet censorship bill, tries making it worse
- How the U.S. Consumes Real-Time Entertainment Online [INFOGRAPHIC]
- ITU sees an internet full of developing youth • The Register
- Jay Walker Continues Quest To Sue The Internet Into Oblivion With Patents | Techdirt
- Kio gopher - KDE UserBase Wiki
- Krauthammer’s Take - By NRO Staff - The Corner - National Review Online
- Liberal whingers are wrong – we should shut our libraries - Telegraph
- Looks like Congress has declared war on the internet | Tech News and Analysis
- MT @swardley @cdaffara UEFI being used to prevent Linux installs - bit.ly/rVBzxA is *already* happening - bit.ly/rLh4C9
- Netflix warns of more cancellations, shares drop | Reuters.com
- New life breathed into evening news
- Obama: Campaigning Like It's 1936 - Forbes
- Obama’s leadership: Americans have lost ‘ambition’ and ‘imagination’ – Glenn Beck
- Scrambling for spectrum: What to do when we run out • The Register
- Speech by ITU Secretary-General - ITU Telecom World 2011:Forum Opening – Pathway to a Connected World
- Steven Greenhut: Rural rebellion brewing The Orange County Register
- Sunday Mirror must face Kylie's ex-lover in France privacy case • The Register
- The next challenge: not too many people, but too few?
- The Register: Global internet surveillance skyrocketing | The SWLing Post
- The right to dual-boot: Linux groups plead case prior to Windows 8 launch
- White House to kill all radio, TV broadcasts on November 9th – Glenn Beck
- WikiLeaks' Assange says site might close this year - Technology & Science - CBC News
- WikiLeaks halts publishing due to lack of funds - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
- WikiLeaks says blockade threatens its existence
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