Tag: Charleston Conference
Price on Privacy | Charleston Conference 2015
During this year’s Charleston Conference I had the opportunity to speak about library privacy—and digital privacy in general—on a panel organized by Ann Okerson with co-panelists, Lisa Macklin (Emory University) and Bill Hannay (Schiff Hardin LLP). With a short time for my presentation, my goal was to make attendees aware, or MORE aware, of the privacy issues and challenges that we all face, in a library setting but also just about everywhere else.
Video Now Online of ebrary’s Student E-book Survey Session at Charleston Conference
Direct to Video (via WebEx) This session took place at the Charleston Conference on November 4, 2011. Before the session, ebrary posted a link to highlights from the preliminary results. After the session, we linked to a report from the Chronicle of Higher Education along with additional comments that ebrary shared with COHE and INFOdocket. […]
