An RFID Primer and Intellectual Freedom Caution
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2007
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American English
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RFID (Radio Frequency Identification) is here. RFID commonly refers to both a system of identifying unique individual items via radio signals and to the tags that are attached to or embedded in those items. Whether pronounced as “are-fids” or spelled out as “R-F-I-Ds,” the system and its tags are appearing throughout society – including Indiana libraries. The Mooresville and Speedway Public Libraries are just two examples of recent installations.
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Archer, J. Douglas. (2007). An RFID Primer and Intellectual Freedom Caution. Indiana libraries, 26(1), 21-26.
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0275777X
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