Writings ... by Karen Coyle

Privacy

• A Cookie Study
• Some Frequently Asked Questions about Data Privacy and P3P, November, 1999. (On the CPSR site)
• P3P: Pretty Poor Privacy? June, 1999
• Privacy: a talk given at SHARE, February, 1999
• Privacy and Free Speech and A Primer on Internet Privacy (July, 1998)
• Privacy or Paranoia? (Sun Server, v. 11, n. 2, February, 1997)

The Net

• Comments on First Sale and Digital Rights Management, August, 2000.
• Forbidden Technologies, November, 1999
• La Rabbia Digitalizzata (In Italian)
• "Digital Signatures: Identity in Cyberspace," AALL Spectrum, December, 1997, pp. 8-10.
• Will the Net Replace Television?(November, 1997)
• Home Alone (December, 1996)
• Copyright in the Digital Age (San Francisco, August 7, 1996)
• "How Hard Can It Be?" in: Wired Women: Gender and New Realities in Cyberspace. Seattle, Seal Press, 1996. pp. 42-55.
• Growing Our Information Future (Ethics of the Internet Symposium, Berkeley, 1995)
• Universal Access (Stanford, January, 1995)
• Universal Access: Some Global Issues (San Francisco, September, 1994)
• Access: Not Just Wires (October, 1994)
• Acceso: No se trata solo de cables (Not Just Wires: Spanish)
• "Accesso; non e' solo una questione di cavi" (Not Just Wires: Italian)
• Cyber-Activist's Top Ten List (DEFCON ][, August 1994, Las Vegas)

Libraries

• Is MARC Dead?, July, 2000
• The Virtual Union Catalog, A Comparative Study. Published in D-Lib Magazine, March 2000
• Information Granfalloons, September, 1999
• "Blueprints Needed for Information Highway On-Ramps," American Libraries, December, 1997. pp. 35-36.
• A Librarian's Letter to Silicon Valley (July, 1997)
• Coyle's Information Highway Handbook. Chicago, American Library Association, 1997. 297 p.
• Why Librarians Should Rule the Net (Presentation format)(April 10, 1997, Fort Worth, Texas)
• Why Librarians Should Rule the Net (one-page table)
• New Models in Information Ownership (Berkeley, August 29, 1997)
• Libraries on the Information Highway: The Problems and the Promise (InfoPeople, August and September, 1996)
• Electronic Information - Some Implications for Libraries (Benicia, CA, June, 1995)
• Libraries and Censorship (Asilomar, April, 1995)
• Libraries and Access (CFP '95)
• Format Integration and Its Effect on Cataloging, Training, and Systems. Edited by Karen Coyle. Chicago, American Library Association, 1993.

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