DLF Forum 2018

Presentations
 
Privacy concerns and ethical decision-making in digital collections
Virginia Dressler
Kent State University, United States of America
 
This presentation will focus on the role of the practitioner and ethical considerations surrounding notions of privacy in digital collections, and will include real life examples for case studies and recommendations for practitioners. Recommendations will also be made for future research and discussion.
 
 
Achieving Privacy in the Age of Analytics: Perspectives from the National Forum on Web Privacy and Web Analytics
Scott Young, Sara Mannheimer, Jason Clark
Montana State University, United States of America
 
This session will generate community dialogue based on the activities and findings from A National Forum on Web Privacy and Web Analytics, an IMLS-funded project that aims to critically address library values and practices related to third-party tracking on the web.
 
 
Suspended IPs, Stolen Credentials, and Sci-Hub: What’s New in the World of Pirated Publications
Heather Wilson, Stephen Davison, Laurel Narizny
Caltech Library, United States of America
 
This presentation will share an updated look at user authentication, pirated publications, and perceptions of shared responsibility in combating the international piracy effort, Sci-Hub. It will focus on the response of libraries and publishers to Sci-Hub and include a demonstration of a unique approach to Sci-Hub server protections.