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Daily Archives: August 25, 2005
ACLU v. Gonzales – Patriot Act and Data Collection on Library Patrons
ACLU press release: “The American Civil Liberties Union today disclosed that the FBI has used a controversial Patriot Act power to demand records from an organization that possesses “a wide array of sensitive information about library patrons, including information about the reading materials borrowed by library patrons and about Internet usage by library patrons.” The… Continue Reading
Law Librarians Hunt for Fugitive Gov. Docs to Ensure Public Accessibility
From the AALL Government Documents Special Interest Section, see this searchable database of Fugitive & Electronic-Only Documents, that the committee has reported to GPO. [Mike Ravnitzky] Continue Reading
University Library Publishes Digital Documents Collection on Judge Roberts
The University of Michigan Law Library is compiling and updating an extensive online library of links to documents authored by and about Supreme Court Nominee John Roberts, Jr. Continue Reading
UK Cities Lead the Way in EU Survey of E-Government Initiatives
E-Governance Developments in EU Cities, Reshaping Government Relations to Citizens Continue Reading
Google Continues to Capture Headlines With Free Services and Upgraded Features
Google has been the topic of several articles in the New York Times this week. Yesterday the focus was on corporate expansion, and today there is news about Google Desktop 2, an IM application called Google Talk, and Gmail for everyone (all of these services are free). See also: Google’s Grand Ambitions – Its lips… Continue Reading
