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Keep Your Small Network
Sailing Safely in Dangerous Waters 
If you work in a small library
that doesn't have much high-tech network help, there are still things
you can do to ensure solid, basic computer security. This author, who's
been helping protect small libraries for more than a decade, explains
his four fundamentals for safe, smooth sailing.
By Jim Semmelroth
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The Battle to Secure
Our Public Access Computers
There's a plethora of computer
network enemies these days, so there's a constant battle to protect a
system's confidentiality, integrity, and accessibility. You can share
this battle plan, which has been deployed at one public library system
in Kansas.
By Monique Sendze
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| DEPARTMENTS
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Online Treasures
No Rest for the Weary, or, a
Systems Administrator's Work Is Never Done
By Janet L. Balas
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The Systems Librarian
Designing Sites to Distribute
Content via Various Mechanisms
By Marshall Breeding
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AccessibleIT
Intros, Issues, and Opportunities
By Lori Bell and Tom
Peters |
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Computers in Small Libraries
Network Security Is Manageable
By Gary Roberts
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| DEPARTMENTS |
Editor's
Notes
Here's What's New and Exciting
By Kathy Dempsey |
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| Newsline |
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Tech
Tips for Every Librarian
Welcome to Our World!
By Rachel Singer Gordon and
Michael Stephens |
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| Noted
& Quoted |
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| Books
to Check Out |
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| SPECIAL
SECTIONS |
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CIL 2006 Conference
Preview
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| ADVERTISING
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| Library
Tech Connection |
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