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- Privacy Week 2022
- Resources shared during the event
Privacy Week 2022: Resources shared during the event
Resources shared during the event
- Mergers, acquisitions, and my tinfoil hatLibrarianShipwreck blog, 2021
Clarivate, ProQuest, and Ex Libris in ILS marketplace - Thomson Reuters rethinks human rights impacts of databases used by law enforcementDavid Reevely on The Logic, 2022
- Public-records requesting my own library recordsDorothea Salo, 2021
- Report: Challenging the Use of Algorithm-driven Decision-making in Benefits Determinations Affecting People with DisabilitiesExample of a court case on the topic of US legislation Algorithmic Transparency.
- Healthcare and big data: digital specters and phantom objectsBook by Mary F. E. Ebeling, New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2016
- Info about the FTC caseMore info about the FTC case, which contains a number of statements from academic law library directors about the duopoly issue
- Crisis Text Line stops sharing conversation data with AI companyJasmine Hicks and Richard Lawler on the Verge, 2022
- Reuters Fails to Escape Antitrust Claims in Copyright BattleFrom Bloomberg Law, 2022: Westlaw sued Ross to the point where they had to shut down due to litigation expenses, and now Ross is pursuing antitrust claims against Westlaw
- Elsevier: August 2021 data-update for "Updated science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators"Two of the co-authors are from Elsevier and their data is based solely on SCOPUS.
- Elsevier to Acquire InterfolioThe Scholarly Kitchen, 2022