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Mark Zuckerberg during a 2018 keynote by Anthony Quintano.

Privacy, the 1st Amendment, and antitrust allegations: What is going on in the digital world?

The increasing focus on privacy and antitrust issues, along with how to handle advertising via social media, could mean big changes on the horizon and librarians would do well to consider the potential implications and how we can help our patrons navigate and understand digital consumption.

November 18, 2019November 10, 2019 Lisa Hoover First Amendment, Privacy
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This is Your Brain on Facebook

Facebook’s boundless pursuit of data has broken into your gray matter. Our last stronghold of privacy will be compromised so we can type faster. Seems legit.

June 24, 2019June 14, 2019 Ross Sempek Privacy, Social Media, Technology
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Intellectual Freedom News 5/3/2019

Library board votes to keep gay-friendly book on shelf; Data privacy isn’t just about keeping your personal details safe – it’s also about economic justice; Facebook bans Alex Jones, other extremist figures

May 6, 2019 April Dawkins Intellectual Freedom News
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