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Item IFLA Internet Manifesto (2024 Update)(2024-08-02) International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA); De Brasdefer, MariaLibraries believe in a people-centred Internet, as both a guarantee of rights and an enabler of development. Upholding the fundamental rights of access to information and knowledge is a starting point. To guarantee these rights and realise this vision of the Internet, we must get governance right. This will require action by decision-makers and stakeholders at all levels, inside and outside of governments, including libraries. The IFLA Internet Manifesto, now in a fully-updated 3rd edition, sets out the key principles that the library sector believes should underpin decisions taken about the Internet, as well as setting out libraries’ own contribution.Item Newsletter: Information Technology Section, January 2024(International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2023-12-18) IFLA Information Technology Standing Committee; Uzwyshyn, Ray; Lampert, Cory; De Brasdefer, Maria; Lesneski, Traci; Somaratna, Sajeewanie D.; Cellucci, Vincent; Bodanzky, Alice; Boots, JeroenIFLA Internet Manifesto 2024, Call for Review - Special Issue on Technology-Enhanced Learning Spaces (Introduction: Enhanced Library Technology Spaces; Academic Libraries for GenZ: Information & Learning Centre at the University of Colombo, Sri Lanka; Developing Technologically Enhanced Learning Spaces for New Millennia Academic Libraries; XR Cone: Turning Non-standard Collections Into a Hall of Inspirations) - 2023 IFLA South Africa AI Satellite ReviewItem 国际图联 互联网宣言 2024(International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA), 2024-09-16) International Federation of Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA); De Brasdefer, Maria图书馆界坚信,以人为本的互联网既是权利的保障,也是发展的动力。维护获取信息和知识的基本权利是一个起点,为了保障这些权利并实现这一互联网愿景,我们必须合理地进行互联网治理。这将需要各级政府内外的决策者和利益相关方,包括图书馆,采取行动。本宣言(此文本为第三版,进行了全面更新)列出了图书馆界认为应支撑互联网决策的关键原则,以及图书馆自身的贡献。