The Baby Bells Battle: Who Controls the Information Infrastructure?

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1. Verfasser: Henderson, Carol C.
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Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1992
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author Henderson, Carol C.
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contents The Baby Bells Battle: Who Controls the Information Infrastructure? Henderson, Carol C. Access to Information Court Litigation Federal Legislation Futures (of Society) Information Services Library Associations Library Role Online Systems Public Policy Telephone Communications Industry Discusses the policy issues surrounding the provision of electronic information services by the Regional Bell Operating Companies and describes court cases, legislative activities, and key players. Concerns for librarians, including freedom of expression, privacy, and access to service are noted; and a sidebar summarizes American Library Association involvement. (MES)
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spellingShingle The Baby Bells Battle: Who Controls the Information Infrastructure?
Henderson, Carol C.
Access to Information
Court Litigation
Federal Legislation
Futures (of Society)
Information Services
Library Associations
Library Role
Online Systems
Public Policy
Telephone Communications Industry
The Baby Bells Battle: Who Controls the Information Infrastructure? Henderson, Carol C. Access to Information Court Litigation Federal Legislation Futures (of Society) Information Services Library Associations Library Role Online Systems Public Policy Telephone Communications Industry Discusses the policy issues surrounding the provision of electronic information services by the Regional Bell Operating Companies and describes court cases, legislative activities, and key players. Concerns for librarians, including freedom of expression, privacy, and access to service are noted; and a sidebar summarizes American Library Association involvement. (MES)
title The Baby Bells Battle: Who Controls the Information Infrastructure?
topic Access to Information
Court Litigation
Federal Legislation
Futures (of Society)
Information Services
Library Associations
Library Role
Online Systems
Public Policy
Telephone Communications Industry
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ453347