Author: Barbara Jones
SXSW: In Conclusion
Earlier this month, OIF Director Barbara Jones attended her first SXSW in Austin. Here’s the fourth and final installment of her blog posts from the event. See the other three here, here and here. This […]
American Libraries covers the Merritt Fund
Check out this American Libraries article about a recent grant given by the LeRoy C. Merritt Humanitarian Fund to a Nebraska librarian. Too many librarians still don’t know about the […]
SXSW: Privacy – A Hot Topic at Interactive
Last week, OIF Director Barbara Jones attended her first SXSW in Austin. Here’s the third installment of her blog posts from the event. See the other two here and here. Privacy advocates, we have our […]
SXSW: Two Programs Pushing the Censorship Envelope
This week, OIF Director Barbara Jones is blogging about her experiences at her first SXSW in Austin. March 14, 2012 Two SXSW programs about free speech were especially provocative and VERY controversial. […]
From SXSW: The Logistics
This week, OIF Director Barbara Jones is blogging about her experiences at her first SXSW in Austin. March 13, 2012 Doing SXSW for the first time is like doing Tough Mudder. Well, […]
Report from the Oregon Library Association meeting & PLA conference
Oregon Library Association meeting The historic Kells Irish Pub was the festive setting for the Oregon Library Association meeting in Portland last month. I was honored to give a brief […]
Choose Privacy presentations for NY libraries
Greetings from Saratoga Springs, New York. No ponies at this time of year (except there are mounted police!), but the town is full of racetrack-related images, statues, bars, and museums. […]