San Antonio Public Library visitors are invited to use any public computer at any library location to access online content from the New York Times. Users only need an email address to access the site, or can sign in using a Facebook or Google account. Users who would like to access from home simply need to visit mysapl.org/services to access the newspaper under “databases." From there, cardholders will create an account and redeem a special code for one-day access that renews each day, so Library customers can access the New York Times every day!

Replay video of the U.S. House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform’s Subcommittee on Information Technology field briefing on “The State of the Cloud” on Tuesday, Sept. 22, at the University of Texas at San Antonio. 

Check out the brand new website of CI:Now, the collaborative that is a funder and co-founder of NOWCastSA. CI:Now, short for Community Information Now, is a partnership of more than 25 public, private, governmental, educational and healthcare organizations working together to "democratize the data" since 1998.

In this NOWCastSA history lesson, Clarence "Reggie" Williams explains the vision and inspiration behind NOWCastSA.