In This Issue:

And Tango Makes Three is "most challenged"

survey shows Americans oppose banning books

"Jefferson Muzzles" mark twentieth year

Florida Koran burning sparks Afghan violence

Google settlement in limbo, but universities continue research on digitized books

how much does your iPhone know about you?

domestic intelligence surveillance grew in 2010

Finan receives 2011 FTRF Roll of Honor award

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, university, book, periodical, art, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, library, schools, student press, universities, public art

is it legal?: schools, colleges and universities, privacy and surveillance, prisons

success stories: schools

In This Issue:

Judge rejects Google book settlement

Book banners find power in numbers

Facebook, Twitter absent from free speech pact

Creationists try new tactics

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, college, art, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, colleges and universities, libel

is it legal?: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, religious freedom, government surveillance

success stories: libraries, university

In This Issue:

school book challenges increasingly organized

IFC report to ALA Council

FTRF report to ALA Council

Downs Award to Comic Book Legal Defense Fund

monitoring America

a “sanitized” Huck Finn?

the issues at stake behind WikiLeaks

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, college, art

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, colleges and universities, broadcasting, privacy, prisons

is it legal?: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, government surveillance, USA PATRIOT Act, FBI, privacy, Internet

success stories: schools, colleges and universities

In This Issue:

increase reported in Canadian library book challenges

report shows broadband adoption rises while ‘gap’ persists

Chinese centers prompt academic freedom concerns

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, community college, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, schools, colleges and universities, harmful to minors, Internet

is it legal?: library, schools, colleges and universities, prison, homeland security, Internet

success stories: schools

In This Issue:

Texas board warns against “pro-Islamic” texts

U.S. tries to make it easier to wiretap the Internet

publisher agrees to cut “pro-creationism” material from high school science textbook

will privatized libraries uphold intellectual freedom?

Pentagon to buy books to keep their contents secret plaintiff who challenged FBI’s national security letters reveals concerns

censorship dateline: libraries, schools

from the bench: student press, colleges and universities, confidentiality

is it legal?: libraries, colleges and universities, privacy

success stories: library

In This Issue:

IFC report to ALA Council

prisoners’ right to read

FTRF report to ALA Council

professors seek to defend speech protections

Jewish groups protest UC handling of anti-Semitism

an X-rated Internet domain?

why Russians back censorship

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, university, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, broadcasting, student press, colleges and universities, copyright

is it legal?: colleges and universities, copyright, privacy

success stories: libraries, college, Internet

In This Issue:

TTYL series tops ‘most challenged’ list

Texas board adopts new curriculum

Burton Joseph O’Neil named to 2010 FTRF Honor Roll

Irvine responds to heckling incident

change on horizon for British libel law?

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, periodicals, music video

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, libraries, student press, colleges and universities, Internet

is it legal?: schools, student press, colleges and universities, PATRIOT Act, libel, privacy

success stories: libraries, schools

In This Issue:

Texas conservatives push through

curriculum changes

is heckling free speech?

FCC broadband plan to focus on privacy, competition

online privacy vanishing?

technology coalition seeks stronger privacy laws

Google shuts China site in censorship dispute

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, prisons

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, “under God,” schools, colleges and universities, national security, confidentiality and privacy

is it legal?: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, visas, copyright, comic books, libel, privacy

success stories: libraries, university

In This Issue:

Supreme Court rejects ban on corporate

political spending

IFC report to ALA Council

resolution in honor of the LeRoy C. Merritt

Humanitarian Fund’s fortieth anniversary

FTRF report to ALA Council

West Bend Library wins Downs Award

conservatives gain in Texas textbook battle

AAUP unveils new Journal of Academic Freedom

J.D. Salinger, 1919–2010

Facebook founder: online privacy

not a “social norm”

press freedom in Russia: a tale of contradictions

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, university, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, schools, colleges and universities, libel, video games, public employee speech, prisons

is it legal?: colleges and universities, privacy, telecommunications

success stories: library, colleges and universities

In This Issue:

ALA names Jones to head OIF, FTRF

colleges and universities urged to defend free speech

Google and partners revise terms of digital book deal

WTO could challenge Internet censorship

libel law campaign launched in England

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press, publishing, music, prisons, book burning, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, national security, school, leafletting, license plates

is it legal?: colleges and universities, privacy

success stories: library

In This Issue:

PATRIOT Act debate

VLA Resolution on PATRIOT Act

“librarians shushed no more”

banned authors speak out

new book censorship map reveals national problem

free people read freely

Google book settlement delayed

Amazon offers to replace Orwell books

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, publishing, university, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court

is it legal?: Internet, freedom to travel

success stories: libraries, prisons

In This Issue:

Krug honored at FTRF 40th anniversary

Brennan Award to Judith Krug

privacy in an era of change

IFC report to ALA Council

FTRF report to ALA Council

Obama committed to network neutrality

academic freedom under fire

website tracks censorship reports

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, Internet, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, libraries, colleges and universities, publishing

is it legal?: libraries, colleges and universities,publishing, privacy

success stories: libraries, schools

In This Issue:

Tango most challenged for third year

commemorating Judith Krug

letter from President Barack Obama

ALA chapters honor Judith Krug

library trustees removed in censorship controversy

groups launch effort to amend PATRIOT Act

FISA surveillance down, NSL requests up

in review: Nation of Secrets

scholar rescue in today’s world

AAUP cautions colleges on speakers

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court

is it legal?: libraries, Internet, comics

success stories: libraries, schools, colleges and universities

In This Issue:

Judith Krug, 1940–2009

remembering Judith Krug

reaching through the schoolhouse gate

anxiety over religious offense limits free speech

report cites privacy concerns in cloud computing

Berkman Center rides herd on Internet censorship

Churchill wins lawsuit, but only $1 in damages

“torture memos” v. academic freedom

Obama must tread fine line on scholars barred for their views

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press, colleges and universities, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, colleges and universities, video games, privacy

is it legal?: national security, colleges and universities, evolution and creation, copyright

success stories: libraries, schools, university

In This Issue:

Obama orders rollback of government secrecy

IFC report to ALA Council

FTRF report to ALA Council

one library’s experience with censorship

report calls online threats overblown

panel urges Obama to ease limits on scientific exports and visas

Ayers cancels speech at U. of Toronto after being denied entry into Canada

Krug earns Brennan Award

2008 Downs Award given to Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, college, retail, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, libraries, schools, PATRIOT Act, privacy, access to information, visas, labor rights

is it legal?: schools, university, privacy, child pornography

success stories: libraries, schools

In This Issue:

U.S. listened in on calls of Americans

Wasilla library rejects donated titles

“bong hits 4 Jesus” case settled

professors keep political views quiet

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, colleges and universities

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court

is it legal?: library, colleges and universities, broadcasting, privacy, copyright, obscenity

success stories: libraries, schools, colleges and universities

In This Issue:

library censorship becomes campaign issue

EPA reopens five shuttered libraries

Internet boosts students’ appreciation for First Amendment

textbook council accuses publisher of being politically correct on Islam

British libel laws violate human rights, says UN

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press, publishing, film, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, library, schools, colleges and universities, political expression, prior restraint, insults, shield law, copyright, spam

is it legal?: library, schools, colleges and universities, foreign scholars, etc.

success stories: libraries, schools

In This Issue:

ACLU challenges expanded FISA powers

chilling effects of “libel tourism”

IFC report to ALA Council

FTRF report to ALA Council

FTRF honors Carol Nemeyer

a new Church Committee?

Michigan to stop distributing radical publisher

censorship dateline: libraries, universities, comic book, foreign

from the bench: library, church and state, broadcasting, bookstores, privacy, Internet, political protest, libel

is it legal?: libraries, schools, student press, colleges and universities, church and state, Internet, political protest, privacy, obscenity, international

In This Issue:

Tango tops “most challenged” list

domestic spying outpaces terrorism prosecutions

senate report on terrorism and Internet generates criticism

police and former Secret Service agents spy on green groups

litigator named “library champion”

censorship dateline: libraries, school, student press, art, advertising, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, schools, academic freedom, university, privacy, obscenity

is it legal?: libraries, school, Internet, colleges and universities, evolution and creation, “harmful to minors,” “sexually explicit” material

success stories: libraries

In This Issue:

librarians’ outcry returns “abortion” to federal health database

ALA, other book groups defend reader privacy from national security letters

FBI found to misuse security letters

NSA’s domestic spying grows

arbitrator rules against EPA on library closures; agency gives Congress library reopening timeline

Google investors seek censorship ban

2008 Jefferson Muzzle Awards

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, Internet, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, schools, colleges and universities, periodicals, video games

is it legal?: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, government surveillance, bookselling, broadcasting, Internet

success stories: libraries, schools, foreign

In This Issue:

Obama orders rollback of government secrecy

IFC report to ALA Council

FTRF report to ALA Council

one library’s experience with censorship

report calls online threats overblown

panel urges Obama to ease limits on scientific exports and visas

Ayers cancels speech at U. of Toronto after being denied entry into Canada

Krug earns Brennan Award

2008 Downs Award given to Brewster Kahle and the Internet Archive

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, college, retail, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, libraries, schools, PATRIOT Act, privacy, access to information, visas, labor rights

is it legal?: schools, university, privacy, child pornography

success stories: libraries, schools

In This Issue:

most censored stories of 2006–07

book challenges on rise in Texas

librarians object to firing of archivist

a call to defend academic freedom

Yahoo! settles with Chinese journalists

crackdowns on bloggers on rise

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press, colleges and universities, broadcasting

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, secrecy

is it legal?: libraries, school, colleges and universities, publishing, church and state, free expression, Internet, libel

success stories: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, art

In This Issue:

Cambridge contacts U.S. libraries over Alms for Jihad

prisons to restore purged religious books

AAUP issues statement on “Freedom in the Classroom”

pessimistic views on academic freedom

AAP tones down anti-open access campaign

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press, colleges and universities, broadcasting, art, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, national security letters, student press, colleges and universities, Internet, child pornography, etc.

Is it legal?: library, school, church and state, government surveillance, visas, colleges and universities, political expression

success stories: libraries, publishing, telecommunications

In This Issue:

ALA urges reform of NSLs

IFC report to ALA Council

ALA resolution on NSLs

fostering media diversity in libraries

FTRF report to ALA Council

Senate committee asks EPA to reopen libraries

judges criticizes wiretap program

new ALSC publication helps kids understand IF

Norma Gabler dies at 84

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, bookstores, art, foreign

from the bench: U.S. Supreme Court, library, colleges and universities, broadcasting, Internet, government secrecy, terrorism, yard signs, commercial speech

is it legal?: schools, colleges and universities, publishing, church and state, national security letters

success stories: libraries, schools, student press, art

In This Issue:

And Tango Makes Three tops ALA list of most-challenged books

teen authors unite against censorship

FBI director questioned on misuse of NSLs

Connecticut John Does win ProQuest-SIRS Award

Wisconsin librarians seek privacy-law amendment

EPA libraries still disposing and dispersing materials

student play heads off-Broadway

Pentagon intelligence chief proposes ending a database

censorship dateline: libraries, schools, student press, university, military, foreign

from the bench: libraries, schools, colleges and universities

is it legal?: libraries, schools, colleges and universities, broadcasting, Internet

success stories: libraries, schools