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As I read it, 'Freedom to Read' means that we have to take active steps to protect that rights of our readers to read what they want and in private. Triggered by discussions at a bar-camp on NLNZ on Friday I'm thinking that in a digital world this means systematically privileging HTTPS over HTTP. Things like: * serving our websites and content over HTTPS * installing HTTPS Everywhere on public-access desktops * preferring HTTPS links in EZProxy / MARC / etc (basically in our catalogued materials) * building HTTPS Everywhere-like functionality into LMSs (such functionality may already exist, I'm not sure) * providing user-education materials. Thoughts? cheers stuart