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patron privacy at the British Library & elsewhere

Posted on 15Jun05 by jessamyn

The Canadian Library Assocation posted a privacy briefing on how the USAPA was going to affect Canadian libraries [pdf]. Tom Morris asks the British Library what he can expect from them in terms of patron privacy in the age of the USA PATRIOT Act, the response is not encouraging. [lj]

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