..., and whether or not the director holds the Master of Library Science degree were not statistically significant. We protect each library user's right to privacy and confidentiality with respect to information sought or received and resources consulted, borrowed, acquired, or transmitted (American Library...

... and the individual, but it has potential interest for commercial organisations, law enforcement and security agencies, and libraries themselves, to assist in marketing their services. The Privacy in the Digital Library Environment project at Loughborough University, 2000‐2002, investigated the issues this raises...

...Paul Sturges; Vincent Teng; Ursula Iliffe User privacy has taken on a fresh importance as digital resources and systems become increasingly important in libraries. Public and professional concern has been aroused by numerous instances of the privacy‐threatening effects of current technical...

... by the Organization for Economic Co‐operation and Development and the Council of Europe Convention[ 5 ] on the matter were influences on both the letter and timing of the legislation. Academic libraries Data protection Information technology Management Privacy Computing and communication technology...