Filtering the Net in Libraries: The Case (Mostly) Against.

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Auteur principal: Willems, Harry
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Langue:en
Publié: 1998
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contents Filtering the Net in Libraries: The Case (Mostly) Against. Willems, Harry Access to Information Censorship Computer Software Decision Making Internet Library Material Selection Library Policy Library Role Pornography Argues that Internet filters are censorship tools that rob librarians of their materials selection responsibility. Six factors that make filters unacceptable are listed. The discussion covers pornography; filter improvements; proposals and solutions; ALA (American Library Association) Bill of Rights to Electronic Information; and library policy development. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Filtering the Net in Libraries: The Case (Mostly) Against.
Willems, Harry
Access to Information
Censorship
Computer Software
Decision Making
Internet
Library Material Selection
Library Policy
Library Role
Pornography
Filtering the Net in Libraries: The Case (Mostly) Against. Willems, Harry Access to Information Censorship Computer Software Decision Making Internet Library Material Selection Library Policy Library Role Pornography Argues that Internet filters are censorship tools that rob librarians of their materials selection responsibility. Six factors that make filters unacceptable are listed. The discussion covers pornography; filter improvements; proposals and solutions; ALA (American Library Association) Bill of Rights to Electronic Information; and library policy development. (AEF)
title Filtering the Net in Libraries: The Case (Mostly) Against.
topic Access to Information
Censorship
Computer Software
Decision Making
Internet
Library Material Selection
Library Policy
Library Role
Pornography
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ564185