RFID in Libraries: Privacy and Confidentiality Guidelines: Additional Resources

Notes

1. Electronic Frontier Foundation, “Privacy Risks of Radio Frequency Identification

‘Tagging’ of Library Books,” memo to the San Francisco Public Library

Commission, October 1, 2003, www.eff.org/files/filenode/rfid/sfpl_comments_

oct012003.pdf.

2. “RFID and Libraries,” EBn #12.55A, June 2004, www.ala.org/ala/aboutala/

governance/officers/ebmeetingagendas/2004annual/ebd12_55a.pdf.

3. Laura Smart, “Tiny Trackers: Protecting Privacy in an RFID World,” LITA Blog,

June 30, 2005, http://litablog.org/2005/06/tiny-trackers-protecting-privacy-in-an

-rfid-world.

4. Jim Lichtenberg, “ALA Midwinter Report: IFC Draft Guidelines,” RFID in

Libraries Blog, January 31, 2006, http://libraryrfid.org/wordpress/.

5. Intellectual Freedom Committee Minutes, Annual Meeting, 2006, Second

Session, January 22, 2006.

6. Ibid.

7. Aimee Fifarek, “Tiny Trackers,” summary of comments and responses at “Tiny

Trackers: How to Implement RFID Technologies in Libraries without Giving Up

Our Principles,” 2006 Annual Conference, June 25, 2006, unpublished.