Community Information on Library Web Pages

Donna Arnold (darnold@mailhost2.csusm.edu)
Fri, 23 Aug 1996 16:39:04 -0700

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We are interested in learning which of the InfoPeople libraries with web
pages allow community organizations' information to be posted on those
library pages, and if formal (or semi-) policies exist regarding the types
of organizations or types of information. For example, if you do perform
that service for any non-library related organization in your community, do
you limit it to the non-profits? Do you limit the event info to only those
that are free?

Copies of any policies would be appreciated, as well as any other
information you can give us. We are in the process of formulating a policy
on this issue.

Donna Arnold, Support Services Mgr.
OCEANSIDE PUBLIC LIBRARY
330 North Coast Highway / Oceanside, CA 92054
Library phone:(619)966-4690 or DA's phone (619)966-4689

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