Seeking Doom & Gloom articles about the Library Profession

My fellow participants,

I’m looking for articles, editorials, or blog posts that are critical of libraries and librarians. I’m in the final stages of prep work for a talk, which I will release online, and want to add a little more apocalyptic flavor. There has been a lot lately about the Google Migration , and that’s fine, but I am trying to cast a wide net. I don’t just want to limit myself to the ‘patrons want to use google and librarians want them to use databases—therefore we’re out of touch’ mentality.

A sampling of the stuff I’m reading:

• The Annoyed Librarian’s: On the Purpose of Public Libraries
• Brian Quinn’s: The McDonaldization of academic libraries?
• Hernon & McClure’s: Unobtrusive Reference Testing: The 55 Percent Rule.
• Ross Singer’s: The Librarian & the Travel Agent

Also, I vaguely remember something comparing library collection development to grocery stores or supermarkets. I’m not limiting myself to contemporary issues (like L 2.0′s you’re with us or you just don’t get it approach) but looking at the historical range of change.

If you have anything to share I’d greatly appreciate it.