Technology: LFP, NYCLU Talk Privacy

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Publicado en:	Library Journal vol. 141, no. 7 (Apr 15, 2016), p. 14
Autor principal:	Enis, Matt
Publicado:	MSI Information Services
Materias:	Facebook Inc Electronic Frontier Foundation United States > US Conferences Librarians Speakers Computer privacy Social networks Customer relations Software Internet Libraries Privacy Subpoenas Legal counsel Gag orders Cybersecurity Patrons Online Searching Electronic Equipment Best Practices Judges Laws Police Networks Computers Records (Forms) Library Personnel
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Resumen:	Half-day event at Farmingdale PL was part of the Library Freedom Project's ongoing series. The transition from print to electronic record keeping has made it easier and less expensive to store data and search for information, yet this trend has had troubling implications for individual privacy and the security of personal data, explained Mariko Hirose. Hirose offered several suggestions for attendees interested in strengthening privacy protections for library patrons.
ISSN:	0363-0277 0000-0027 0360-3113
Fuente:	ABI/INFORM Global