Infopeople Webcast

Privacy Issues:

RFID, Patron Holds, RSS Feeds, Personalized Reading Lists, Etc.

Personalized services and convenience are the gold coin of today. Can these services be introduced without compromising user privacy? Are there legal implications if patron preferences or personal information is not properly safeguarded?

Webcast: April 5, 2007
Time: 12pm-1pm
Speaker: Mary Minow, Lori Bowen Ayre

Handouts

Speaker's slides
- PowerPoint [2.2mb] - Acrobat (3 slides per page) [377kb]
Speaker's handouts
- Privacy Resources Word [35kb] - Acrobat [33kb]

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Infopeople Webcast

Privacy Issues:

RFID, Patron Holds, RSS Feeds, Personalized Reading Lists, Etc.

Handouts

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