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Web
Design That Won't Get You into Trouble
As you're surfing around
checking out good content and graphics on other people's Web sites, do
you often wonder what you can safely "borrow"? This experienced Webmaster/librarian
gives you some clues about what to do and what not to do. She also lists
plenty of resources that you can use to stay up-to-date on evolving Internet
law topics.
by Shirley Duglin
Kennedy
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What Digital
Rights Management Means Today
Exactly what is digital
rights management, and when is it useful? What can it do for libraries,
and what can it do for publishers? This author from the CCC explains that
it can help both sides, because DRM makes it much easier to comply with
copyright laws and easier to pay for usage when you should. Therefore,
DRM makes it easier to "do the right thing."
by David D. Davis
Jr.
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Treading Carefully
Through the Murky Legalities of Electronic Reserves
When a group of academic
librarians began plans to institute an electronic reserves service, they
initially had more questions than answers. But, by choosing their steps
carefully, surveying others for help, and doing some research, they found
their way through some murky legal territory.
by Judy Anderson
and Lynne DeMont
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COLUMNS
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The
View from the Top Left Corner
Filters Revisited
by Michael Schuyler
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Coming
Full Circle
It's a Matter of Privacy
by Andrew K. Pace
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Online
Treasures
How Should Privacy Be Protected in
the Electronic Library?
by Janet L. Balas
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Building
Digital Libraries
Pass the Cookies
and Uphold the Privacy
by Kim Guenther
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DEPARTMENTS
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Editor's
Notes
Safe Legal Advice
by Kathy Dempsey
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Newsline |
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Newsline
Report
There Was Something for Everyone at
the Annual CIL Conference in DC
by Nancy Melin Nelson
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People &
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SPECIAL
SECTIONS
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Library
Tech Connection [PDF]
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Index
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