Electronic Bowdlerites: Censorship and Libraries in the Information Age.
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1997
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| author | Sager, Don |
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| contents | Electronic Bowdlerites: Censorship and Libraries in the Information Age. Sager, Don Censorship Information Policy Information Technology Intellectual Freedom Internet Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Directors Library Material Selection Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Trend Analysis The librarians and directors contributing to this article review current trends in censorship, and describe strategies, policies, and practices they would recommend. Discussion includes selection policies, educating the public, new technologies and materials, and the Internet. All agree on the library's responsibility of preserving intellectual freedom. (AEF) |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 1997 |
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| spellingShingle | Electronic Bowdlerites: Censorship and Libraries in the Information Age. Sager, Don Censorship Information Policy Information Technology Intellectual Freedom Internet Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Directors Library Material Selection Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Trend Analysis Electronic Bowdlerites: Censorship and Libraries in the Information Age. Sager, Don Censorship Information Policy Information Technology Intellectual Freedom Internet Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Directors Library Material Selection Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Trend Analysis The librarians and directors contributing to this article review current trends in censorship, and describe strategies, policies, and practices they would recommend. Discussion includes selection policies, educating the public, new technologies and materials, and the Internet. All agree on the library's responsibility of preserving intellectual freedom. (AEF) |
| title | Electronic Bowdlerites: Censorship and Libraries in the Information Age. |
| topic | Censorship Information Policy Information Technology Intellectual Freedom Internet Librarian Attitudes Librarians Library Directors Library Material Selection Library Role Library Services Public Libraries Trend Analysis |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ554238 |