Research library users should be free to read, research, and learn without surveillance. While patron privacy has long been a fundamental value for libraries, the digital world complicates traditional notions of privacy because of the vast amounts of data collected when users engage with technology, and the tensions between protecting privacy and enhancing user experience. We engage with policy makers, academics, and stakeholders to advance protections for consumer privacy data. We also provide educational and background information on various aspects of privacy policy.
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Three Questions about Privacy for EDUCAUSE President John O’Brien
Mary Lee Kennedy and John O'Brien | May 30, 2019 ARL executive director Mary Lee Kennedy invited EDUCAUSE president and CEO John O’Brien to talk about the importance of privacy by...
