Protecting Patron Privacy

Preface
Acknowledgements
Chapter 1. Introduction by Bobbi Newman
Chapter 2. Foundations of Privacy in Libraries by Bonnie Tijerina and Michael Zimmer
Introduction to Information Privacy
What is information privacy?
Origins of Privacy Rights
Role of Privacy in Libraries
Privacy and right to receive information
Professional Commitment to Privacy
Privacy in Action within Libraries
Challenges to Privacy in Libraries
Traditional Challenges
Technological Challenges
Chapter 3. Laws and Regulations by Deborah Caldwell-Stone and Michael Zimmer
Introduction
Legal Conceptualizations of Privacy
Privacy Law and Regulation in the United States
Privacy Law and Regulation for Libraries
Chapter 4. Data: Collection, Retention, Use, and Security
Section 1: Collection, Retention, Use, and Security by Matt Beckstrom
Data collection
Data Retention
Data Use
Data security
Section 2 Risk, Benefits, and User Privacy: Evaluating the Ethics of Library Data by Andrew Asher
Introduction
"Big" data usage in Libraries
Obtaining Consent
Supporting Justice
Data Practices for Libraries
Chapter 5: Third Parties by Bill Marden
Chapters 6 Library Tools: Social Network Sites, Surveillance, RFI by Bobbi Newman
Chapter 7: Privacy Training for Staff and Patrons
Section 1: The Data Privacy Project at Brooklyn Public Library by Melissa Morrone
Introduction
Workshop One Introduction to Library Privacy Issues
Workshop Two Digital Privacy and Security Skills
Reflection and Conclusion
Section 2 Privacy Initiatives at The City University of New York (CUNY) by Martha Lerski and Stefanie Havelka
Introduction
Leonard Lief Library and Privacy
Research Guide
Audit Initiatve
Information Literacy Classes: Mobile Privacy Issues
"Access and Privacy": Autumn Innovation event
CUNY Initiatives
LACUNY Institute and LACUNY Privacy Roundtable
Office of Library Service Privacy Audit
Graduate Center Interlibrary Loan (ILL)
Conclusion
Chapter 8 Conclusion
About the Contributors