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Since its founding 140 years ago, Library Journal (LJ) has been motivated by the conviction that libraries affect lives at every stage of development. It was there to support American libraries as they started to organize as a profession and as the national and international network of libraries began to establish themselves in town squares, campus hubs, and educational institutions.

As libraries have changed, LJ has been there every step of the way, guiding the profession forward by spotting trends that are about to have an impact, surfacing best practices and innovations to invest in, spotting emerging leaders, sharing significant news and perspectives that shape the field, guiding purchasing decisions, acting as an advocate for librarians and libraries, and leading the field through the significant changes and innovations needed to keep libraries strong. The magazine continues this distinguished heritage every day by igniting your local library, the innovative hub of your neighborhood. Over 35 million newspaper readers in the US will see the advertisement.

LIST OF LIBRARIES COVERED:

  • Public Libraries
  • New York Public Library
  • Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County
  • Boston Public Library
  • Los Angeles Public Library
  • Chicago Public Library
  • County of Los Angeles Public Library
  • Queens Borough Public Library
  • San Diego Public Library
  • Dallas Public Library
  • Hennepin County Library
  • Dayton Metro Library
  • Detroit Public Library
  • King County Library System
  • Cleveland Public Library
  • Cuyahoga County Public Library
  • Brooklyn Public Library
  • Miami-Dade Public Library System
  • Allen County Public Library
  • Hawaii State Public Library System
  • City of St. Louis Municipal Library District
  • Broward County Libraries Division
  • San Francisco Public Library
  • Houston Public Library
  • Las Vegas-Clark County Library District
  • Atlanta Fulton Public Library System
  • Academic Libraries
  • Harvard Library
  • University of Illinois at Urbana – Champaign University Library
  • University of Michigan Library
    • Yale University Library
  • Columbia University Libraries
    • University of California, Los Angeles Library
  • University of California, Berkeley Libraries
  • University of Texas Libraries
  • University of Chicago Library
  • Indiana University Libraries
  • Princeton University Library
  • University of Wisconsin–Madison
  • Cornell University Library
  • Ohio State University Libraries
  • UNC Chapel Hill Libraries
  • University of Washington Libraries
    • Pennsylvania State University Libraries
  • Duke University Libraries
  • University of Iowa Libraries
  • The Penn Libraries
  • University of Arizona Libraries
  • University of Minnesota Libraries
  • University of Pittsburgh Library System