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| Library Journal and School Library Journal combine editorial & marketing expertise to conduct and present the most up to date research available covering the library market. | |
| LJ and SLJ offer comprehensive and reliable reports based on actual data in a number of areas that will help answer hard to get at questions and aid decision making. Our in-house research experts conduct a variety of surveys each year focused on different aspects of public, academic, special and school libraries and make available as downloadable pdfs. | |
| LJ is now offering select survey reports for complimentary download: | |
| 2011 Library Job Satisfaction Survey (Trends job satisfaction numbers from 2007 to 2011 based on a broad range of library types and job titles. Some data is broken down further to highlight differences.) |
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| 2012 Public Library Budget and Circulation Survey (This research includes 2011 public library budget, circulation and book buying statistics by size of library.) |
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| 2012 Ebook Usage Reports (Separate reports for Public, K-12, and Academic Libraries) |
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| 2012 SLJ School Technology Report (Results from SLJ’s 2012 school technology survey broken down by high school, middle/junior high and elementary school). |
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| Interested in conducting your own survey?
The LJ/SLJ Library Research Syndicate (LRS) program was designed to bring you timely and accurate results. |
“OverDrive contracted with SLJ client research services, and I was quite pleased with the results. The data received was instrumental in refining our marketing plans. I appreciated the smooth process, quick turnaround, and flexibility, all of which served to produce an efficient and effective outcome."
—DAVID BURLEIGH, Director of Marketing, OverDrive |
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Contact us today for more information on how to set up a personalized report: Roy Futterman, Advertising Director, 646-380-0718, rfutterman@mediasourceinc.com |
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