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The article focuses on the developments and changes that happened in the library publication of "American Libraries," the journal of the American Library Association (ALA) in the U.S. It highlights the launching of "American Libraries" electronic newspaper, the "American Libraries Direct," which was distributed exclusively for members of ALA. In addition, it explores the publication and printing updates of the journal, citing the release of library information by electronic or printed materials.

The article offers insights on the freedom of the press in library magazines which was presented during the 67th International Federation of Library Association (IFLA) Council and General Conference in Boston, Massachusetts from August 16-25, 2001. It discusses the conflicts of free press in library association publications in the U.S. It also cites the issue of editorial independence in the "American Libraries" periodical of the American Library Association (ALA).