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Category: Library Vendors

The Scholarly Networks Security Initiative

December 10, 2020 December 29, 2020 By Jill Anderson

What is Elsevier and Springer Nature’s SNSI? This post will discuss the publisher-led Scholarly Networks Security Initiative, which was allegedly introduced to combat cybercrime in the scholarly content field.

Lynda’s Privacy Problem

November 10, 2020 August 5, 2019 By OIF staff

By: Guest Contributor Samantha Lee (posted June 4, 2019 with additional updates)Crossposted from the OIF Blog Libraries deal in providing resources to the public; books – yes, but also DVDs, computer/internet access, research help, 3D printers, early childhood literacy programming,

Lynda’s Privacy Problem

Piwik is an alternative to Google Analytics

November 10, 2020 May 5, 2017 By OIF staff 1 Comment on Piwik is an alternative to Google Analytics

Libraries can uphold the tradition of protecting patron privacy by considering alternative web analytics tools instead of using Google Analytics.

A Toolkit to Audit Your Library’s Privacy Practices

November 10, 2020 May 4, 2017 By OIF staff

These seven checklists can help libraries conduct a comprehensive audit of library user data collection, retention, submission, and security.

Negotiating Contracts with Vendors for Privacy

November 10, 2020 May 3, 2017 By OIF staff

by Eric Stroshane Library Development Manager North Dakota State Library In the wake of the 2013 Snowden revelations and the March 2017 Congressional resolution to eschew the FCC’s privacy rules, we’ve seen online privacy initiatives gain significant traction while garnering

Negotiating Contracts with Vendors for Privacy

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