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Brandi Scardilli

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Medford, New Jersey, Philadelphia
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Brandi Scardilli’s Biography

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Brandi Scardilli started her journalism career as a reporter for the N.J. Courier-Post teen section, St@tic. She attended Rutgers University, where she earned a B.A. in history and German in 2008 and an M.A. in American history in 2010. She was inducted into Phi Beta Kappa in 2008.

Scardilli presented her thesis, “Love, Luck, and Lollipops: Children’s Television Programming in Philadelphia, 1948-1969,” at the Mid-Atlantic Popular American Culture Association in 2010 and in 2013. In 2012, she co…

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The 40th Anniversary of The Baby-Sitters Club at the Library

The 40th Anniversary of The Baby-Sitters Club at the Library

The Baby-Sitters Club saved my life. And it all started at the library.

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The Heated Rivalry Phenomenon at the Library

The Heated Rivalry Phenomenon at the Library

World events are scary and depressing, so come on in and join the librarians who are at the Heated Rivalry co…

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'We Will Be Remembered': Taylor Swift Programming at the Library

'We Will Be Remembered': Taylor Swift Programming at the Library

Some people may have thought that after her record-breaking, economy-boosting, 21-month Eras Tour-during whic…

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The 2025 Oscar Season at the Library

The 2025 Oscar Season at the Library

The 97th Academy Awards will honor some of 2024's greatest movies on March 2, and public libraries are celebr…

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AI and the Environment: A Double-Edged Sword

AI and the Environment: A Double-Edged Sword

The use of AI in various professions could lead to job losses, but it could also lead to the creation of new …

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How Libraries Help Patrons Go on Vacation

How Libraries Help Patrons Go on Vacation

Traveling any time of year is great, but there's something special about getting away in the summer-the schoo…

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EFF Webinar Wrestles With Issues Surrounding AI and Digital Surveillance

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By Brandi Scardilli Verified
| Information Today Verified
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) hosted a webinar on Aug. 12, 2026, titled EFFecting Change: Who the Machine Serves. It was a call to join EFF’s fight against invasions of digital privacy. Nicole Ozer, EFF’s executive director, and author and activist Cory Doctorow discussed what needs to happen for AI to work for everyone, not just the big companies and governments that are currently in charge of it.
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Sneak Preview: Match Game: AI, Ad Tech, and Contextual Advertising

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By Brandi Scardilli Verified
| Streaming Media Verified
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Research Evaluation on a Tight Budget: Tools and Use Cases

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By Connie Stovall, Doug Dechow, Brandi Scardilli Verified
| Information Today Verified
Vendors: For commercial reprints in print or digital form, contact LaShawn Fugate (lashawn@infotoday.com) Magazines > Computers in Libraries > July/August 2026 Back Index Forward FEATURE Research Evaluation on a Tight Budget: Tools and Use Cases by Connie Stovall and Doug Dechow [T]he importance of research impact information and research intelligence ... offers opportunities for librarians to demonstrate their expertise and value.
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