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Document Type: | Book |
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All Authors / Contributors: |
Marshall Breeding |
ISBN: | 9780838918203 0838918204 |
OCLC Number: | 1128883471 |
Description: | 37 pages : illustrations ; 28 cm |
Contents: | Introduction -- Libraries value privacy -- Privacy versus personalized services -- Protection of online information-seeking activities -- Note -- Key technologies with implications for privacy -- Need for encryption of websites -- HTTPS for identity validation -- Low threshold of difficulty and expense -- Advancing to HTTPS everywhere -- Meeting the HTTPS deadline -- HTTPS and only HTTPS -- Challenges in implementing HTTPS -- Mandate for libraries -- Analytics and advertising networks -- Measuring website use through analytics services -- Google Analytics -- Multiple tracking code options -- Advertising networks and social media -- Notes -- The current state of practice -- Methodology -- Data sources -- Data structure -- Initial data collection and cleanup -- Automated link checking -- Manual spot checking -- Website validation script -- Findings : the current state of practice -- Looking foward -- Privacy by design -- Strategies for achieving privacy-respecting services -- Ongoing research and analysis -- Additional references and resources. |
Series Title: | Library technology reports, v. 55, no. 7. |
Responsibility: | Marshall Breeding. |
Abstract:
Explores the issues and technologies needed to deploy a library website with adequate protections for the privacy of users. Following discussion of the technical issues with implications for user privacy, the report includes the results of a broad study of the state of practice for these privacy-related technologies among libraries in the US.
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