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The results are in, and there's no joy in Mudville tonight: King County Library System managed a 201-item lead, sorting 12,572 items in one hour against the New York team’s 12,371, taking back the title for the third KCLS win in five years of competition. Watch tonight’s edition of NBC Nightly News for full details. Congratulations to KCLS. Well done! And kudos to NYPL and BPL's BookOps for a mighty effort. Next year!
Inside the Library Services Center in Queens, a 238-foot conveyor belt sorts about 30,000 items for the New York and Brooklyn Public Libraries.
Take a quick spin on the BookOps book sorter.
Got to fly around this giant book sorting machine in NY that uses lasers to sort books. Lasers. Books.
