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The data retention bill introduced in the House and Senate by Representative Lamar Smith and Senator John Cornyn presents a thorny problem for libraries. Some states have laws mandating patron privacy. How would the conflict be resolved?
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Aired in episode 61 of LISTen: An LISNews.org Podcast
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