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Privacy and freedom of information in 21st-century libraries

American Library Association. Office for Intellectual Freedom

Bibliotheekautomatisering Privacy Computers

The ALA Office for Intellectual Freedom has assembled an all-star cast of writers to explore the challenges to privacy that ongoing shifts in technology have created, and how librarians can address them.

Permanent Record
4.5 49 votes
The Information
3.8 15 votes
Women
3.7 23 votes
Saga, volume two
4.5 35 votes
Virtual light
3.8 26 votes
Mona Lisa Overdrive
4.0 52 votes
The Difference Engine
3.3 22 votes
The Peripheral
4.1 35 votes
Introduction to Psychology
3.5 16 votes
Ringworld
3.8 87 votes
Hackers & painters
4.0 16 votes
Prey
3.6 38 votes
Gathering Blue
3.7 31 votes
Iron Gold
3.9 15 votes
Drama
4.4 61 votes
Zodiac
3.6 20 votes
The fountains of paradise
4.1 17 votes
Burning Chrome
3.9 41 votes
Recursion
4.0 60 votes
Candide
3.9 68 votes
Beach Read
3.5 15 votes
Congo
3.4 36 votes
Alcatraz Versus The Evil Librarians
3.8 17 votes
Zero History
3.8 20 votes
Artemis Fowl. The Eternity Code
4.3 20 votes
Seveneves
4.4 16 votes
The Fault in Our Stars
4.3 160 votes
Zero to One
4.2 50 votes
On Writing Well
3.8 18 votes
Timeline
3.5 53 votes
The Demon-Haunted World
4.1 31 votes
Packing for Mars
4.1 18 votes
To the Lighthouse
3.7 26 votes
The Stars My Destination
4.0 23 votes
Radical Candor
3.9 17 votes
The World Is Flat -A Brief History OF THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY
3.2 21 votes
Elon Musk
4.1 142 votes
Big Nate - Great Minds Think Alike
4.4 25 votes
The Drunkard's Walk
4.0 20 votes
The end
4.3 25 votes
The Master and Margarita
4.2 74 votes
The untethered soul
4.3 18 votes
The Andromeda Strain
3.7 56 votes
The Anthropocene Reviewed
4.0 19 votes
Childhood’s End
4.0 21 votes
Good to Great
3.8 19 votes
2010: odyssey two
3.7 35 votes
The four agreements
3.9 47 votes