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Monday, May 3, 2010
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Sample privacy lesson plans for school libraries now available for free download http://tinyurl.com/2cmd2gt
ReplyDeletePrivacy PSA's from URI: http://bit.ly/cQ65Bo
ReplyDeleteLong post about changing and cultural conceptions of privacy: http://kallewoof.com/2010/05/03/redefining-privacy/
ReplyDeletedanah boyd talk this week on privacy - http://www.danah.org/papers/talks/2010/WWW2010.html
ReplyDeletehttp://journal.webscience.org/294/2/websci10_submission_3.pdf "This paper examines the idea of privacy in the world of ‘Intimacy 2.0’, the use of Web 2.0 social networking technologies and multimedia for the routine posting of intimate details of users’ lives. It will argue that, although privacy is often conceived as a right with benefits that accrue to the individual, it is better seen as a public good, whose benefits accrue to the community in general."
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