Karen Coyle, who has worked on privacy audits and forms in the past, has just issued a one-pager. This is great for those of us who would like to evaluate one or two new library services and privacy, rather than tackle a full library priacy audit. Look for SINGLE PAGE FORM at her Infopeople site.
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- Opportunity to help shape the future of libraries and museums - deadline August 12
- What libraries can do when they buy an ebook
- Book Review: Wilkin on Orphan Works
- The National Jukebox, Copyright, and pre-1972 Sound Recordings
- Reader privacy update: Association of Research Libraries sends in comments to FTC
- E-Government in libraries - free webinar Thurs April 21
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- Asia
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- Copyright
- Court cases
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