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Category: Privacy Laws

California Consumer Privacy Act – Part One

December 10, 2020 December 15, 2020 By Stacy Tomaszewski

The California Consumer Privacy Act has added a new level of protection for California consumers – including library users — but it’s still young. This series will track one library’s exploration of how well its vendors comply with the new laws.

Analyzing the Foundations of the American Right to Privacy Part 3

November 10, 2020 December 7, 2020 By Jill Anderson

This post analyzes the final third of the seminal law review article, The Right to Privacy.

Analyzing the Foundations of the American Right to Privacy Part 2

November 17, 2020 December 1, 2020 By Jill Anderson

What do the beginnings of America’s right to privacy mean for today?

Consumer Data Privacy and the Federal Government

November 10, 2020 March 29, 2019 By Eric Stroshane

Consumer data privacy is having a moment: several bills have recently been introduced to Congress, while federal agencies and state legislatures are also working on the issue.

Privacy News & Views – April 15 -21

November 10, 2020 April 21, 2017 By Eric Stroshane

Recorded Webinar: Practical Privacy Practices Libraries, Privacy, and Surveillance Iowa City library may soon need to remove bathroom cameras | KCRG Libraries and Privacy Literacy Privacy Literacy Training for Librarians | Data Privacy Project Student Privacy 1.3 million K-12 students exposed

Privacy News & Views – April 15 -21

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Recent Voices for Privacy

  • California Consumer Privacy Act – Part One Stacy Tomaszewski

    The California Consumer Privacy Act has added a new level of protection for California consumers – including library users — but it’s still young. This series will track one library’s exploration of how well its vendors comply with the new laws.

  • Analyzing the Foundations of the American Right to Privacy Part 3 Jill Anderson

    This post analyzes the final third of the seminal law review article, The Right to Privacy.

  • Analyzing the Foundations of the American Right to Privacy Part 2 Jill Anderson

    What do the beginnings of America’s right to privacy mean for today?

  • The Right to be Forgotten in Digital Archives Virginia Dressler

    The Right to be Forgotten as it relates to digital archives, in how privacy can intersect in day to day decisions around content removal and takedown requests.

  • Balancing Privacy and Usability Stacy Tomaszewski

    It’s possible to balance privacy and usability successfully in a public library setting. It takes careful selection, communication, and education.

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