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Patron Privacy, Internet Usage, and New Proposed Legislation

If the Intelligence Authorization Act (H.R. 2596) becomes law, the FBI would no longer need a court order for surveilling e-mail; rather, it would only need to obtain a national security letter.

Facing Privacy Issues: Your Face as Big Data

Privacy Laws, Libraries, and Librarians

Library Records, Patron Privacy, and Library Policies

How Public Libraries Play a Role in the State of Privacy in America

July/August 2015 column "Public Libraries"

The Wired Library – Tech Trends and Tension

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Posts Tagged ‘patron privacy’

Patron Privacy, Internet Usage, and New Proposed Legislation

Facing Privacy Issues: Your Face as Big Data

Privacy Laws, Libraries, and Librarians

Library Records, Patron Privacy, and Library Policies

How Public Libraries Play a Role in the State of Privacy in America

The Wired Library – Tech Trends and Tension

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