October 2018 Issue of IFLA Journal Devoted to Digital and Library Privacy

IFLA Journal is published quarterly by the International Federation of Library Associations.
The current issue (Vol. 44 No. 3; October 2018) features six articles about digital and library privacy issues and can be downloaded for free (88 pages; PDF).
In This Issue
Guest Editorial
Privacy, libraries and the era of big data
by Louise Cooke
Articles
Privacy awareness issues in user data collection by digital libraries
by Elaine Parra Affonso and Ricardo Cesar Goncalves Sant’Ana
Delisting and ethics in the library: Anticipating the future of librarianship in a world that forgets
by Katie Chamberlain Kritikos
Encouraging patron adoption of privacy-protection technologies: Challenges for public libraries
by Monica G. Maceli
Information disclosure, privacy behaviours, and attitudes regarding employer surveillance of social networking sites
by Deirdre McGuinness and Anoush Simon
Privacy and libraries in the case of Japan
by Yasuyo Inoue
Privacy, obfuscation, and propertization
by Tony Doyle
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