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Written by Le Thuy Duong
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Monday, 12 January 2009 21:02 |
With 1.54 million books and 1.3 million newspapers in its Jakarta collection, the National Library has more than enough on offer to keep the city’s 12 million residents interested. However, its facilities are vastly underused: less than 15,000 people visited the library last year, and even fewer took out books. |
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Written by Le Thuy Duong
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008 12:52 |
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Holes in the ceilings of the South Jakarta public library in Gandaria are a cause for concern, with many librarians worried about the safety of visitors and book collections. Read the full story on the Jakarta Post. |
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Written by Le Thuy Duong
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Wednesday, 26 November 2008 12:49 |
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Bali Provincial Library may only have a small number of new children books in its collection but it has some loyal young visitors who enthusiastically go through the dusty, yellowing pages to gain knowledge or indulge in a world of imagination. Read the full story on the Jakarta Post. |
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Written by Le Thuy Duong
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Tuesday, 18 November 2008 14:52 |
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Tags: CONSAL projects | Indonesia | mobile library About 500 librarians from Southeast Asian countries gathered in Yogyakarta to discuss about mobile libraries on November 10-12. The seminar is a project jointly initiated by Indonesian Librarians Union and the National Library of Indonesia approved by the Congress of Southeast Asian Librarians as a CONSAL regional project. |
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Written by Le Thuy Duong
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Tuesday, 11 November 2008 12:59 |
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With undisguised joy, Aryani Putri and her friends immersed themselves in the three boxes of books, donated through Bali Youth Corner and delivered by Putu Eka Dharmartha. Read the full story on the Jakarta Post. |
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