Internet Policies: Managing in the Real World. [and] One Library's Approach: Pornography? Not in Our Library!

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Main Authors: Hyman, Karen, Field, Dorothy
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1997
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Field, Dorothy
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Field, Dorothy
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contents Internet Policies: Managing in the Real World. [and] One Library's Approach: Pornography? Not in Our Library! Hyman, Karen Field, Dorothy Access to Information Censorship Information Dissemination Intellectual Freedom Internet Library Policy Library Services Pornography Problems Public Libraries There are no foolproof solutions to Internet access in libraries. This article lists selected library solutions, what not to do, and what to do: pick a common-sense approach, focus on customer service, keep an open mind, avoid accepting or repeating hearsay, and find common ground. Includes highlights of the Orange County (FL) Library System's decision to block access to pornography. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Internet Policies: Managing in the Real World. [and] One Library's Approach: Pornography? Not in Our Library!
Hyman, Karen
Field, Dorothy
Access to Information
Censorship
Information Dissemination
Intellectual Freedom
Internet
Library Policy
Library Services
Pornography
Problems
Public Libraries
Internet Policies: Managing in the Real World. [and] One Library's Approach: Pornography? Not in Our Library! Hyman, Karen Field, Dorothy Access to Information Censorship Information Dissemination Intellectual Freedom Internet Library Policy Library Services Pornography Problems Public Libraries There are no foolproof solutions to Internet access in libraries. This article lists selected library solutions, what not to do, and what to do: pick a common-sense approach, focus on customer service, keep an open mind, avoid accepting or repeating hearsay, and find common ground. Includes highlights of the Orange County (FL) Library System's decision to block access to pornography. (PEN)
title Internet Policies: Managing in the Real World. [and] One Library's Approach: Pornography? Not in Our Library!
topic Access to Information
Censorship
Information Dissemination
Intellectual Freedom
Internet
Library Policy
Library Services
Pornography
Problems
Public Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ554200