Enabling Access in Digital Libraries:
A Report on a Workshop on Access Management
Edited by Caroline Arms, with Judith Klavans and
Donald J. Waters
February 1999
Digital Library Federation
Council on Library and Information Resources
Washington, D.C.
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Abstract
The workshop described in this report focused on the management of access to published information resources through research libraries. Topics discussed include privacy, protection of rights, authorization, and authentication.
Among the groups seeking to meet the challenge of access management are the Digital Library Federation (DLF), which consists of major research libraries and archives in the United States, the Center for Research on Information Access (CRIA) at Columbia University, and the Information and Intelligent Systems Division of the Computers, Information Sciences and Engineering Directorate of the National Science Foundation (NSF). On April 6, 1998, they brought together expert practitioners and researchers from several disciplines at a workshop, held at the Brookings Institution in Washington, D.C., to explore some of the more pressing questions for research libraries.
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