Libraries and the Internet, Part II: Legally Speaking, What is the Internet?

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Autores principales: Uhler, Scott F., Allison, Rinda Y.
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
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Publicado: 1998
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author Uhler, Scott F.
Allison, Rinda Y.
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Allison, Rinda Y.
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Allison, Rinda Y.
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contents Libraries and the Internet, Part II: Legally Speaking, What is the Internet? Uhler, Scott F. Allison, Rinda Y. Access to Information Censorship Court Litigation Federal Legislation Information Policy Internet Legal Problems Libraries Library Policy User Needs (Information) Work Environment Examines the law for libraries, i.e. potential risks and liabilities of regulating, or not regulating, Internet access and use. Discusses the Communications Decency Act, use of filtering software, Internet policies, liability under local criminal statutes, ordinances for disseminating child pornography, obscene material, and hostile work environment for employees exposed to sexually offensive material in the library setting. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Libraries and the Internet, Part II: Legally Speaking, What is the Internet?
Uhler, Scott F.
Allison, Rinda Y.
Access to Information
Censorship
Court Litigation
Federal Legislation
Information Policy
Internet
Legal Problems
Libraries
Library Policy
User Needs (Information)
Work Environment
Libraries and the Internet, Part II: Legally Speaking, What is the Internet? Uhler, Scott F. Allison, Rinda Y. Access to Information Censorship Court Litigation Federal Legislation Information Policy Internet Legal Problems Libraries Library Policy User Needs (Information) Work Environment Examines the law for libraries, i.e. potential risks and liabilities of regulating, or not regulating, Internet access and use. Discusses the Communications Decency Act, use of filtering software, Internet policies, liability under local criminal statutes, ordinances for disseminating child pornography, obscene material, and hostile work environment for employees exposed to sexually offensive material in the library setting. (PEN)
title Libraries and the Internet, Part II: Legally Speaking, What is the Internet?
topic Access to Information
Censorship
Court Litigation
Federal Legislation
Information Policy
Internet
Legal Problems
Libraries
Library Policy
User Needs (Information)
Work Environment
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ566605