[WEB4LIB] Looking for two articles on filtering

[GraceAnne A. DeCandido]

I don't think you could do better than Karen Schneider's 
work for PLA

http://www.pla.org/publications/technotes/technotes_filtering.html

It also has a good bibliography, and I think it is clear enough 
for anyone to read. GraceAnne DeCandido

Michael Sauers wrote on 31 Dec 2001, about [WEB4LIB] Looking for two articles on filtering

> I've been requested to give a one-hour talk on filtering in
> libraries to a Sociology 101 class in a few weeks. The
> instructor would like to give the class some reading to do
> before the actual class.
> 
> What I'm looking for are two articles, 5-10 pages each, one
> in favor of filtering, one against. These are undergraduate
> art students and not library school students.
> 
> Any suggestions welcome.
> 
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