"Rooted in their work in consultancy for research data management and extensive experience in library data in various library settings, Briney and Yoose signal to readers not only a sense of urgency but passion for discussing this critical topic ... If you seek a book that challenges your idea of patron data and your position in managing it while offering real-world, applicable examples as a guide, Managing Data for Patron Privacy: Comprehensive Strategies for Libraries is a must read."
— College & Research Libraries
"This resource lives up to its title, as it offers a comprehensive approach to this very touchy subject ... [It's] a must buy for every library facing this climate of endless data used in the functioning of the organization. The case studies are real life, useable examples and the notes at the end of each chapter support and give much needed information to support the claims made by the authors."
— Journal of Hospital Librarianship
"This is a solid, nuts-and-bolts guide ... a clear, forcefully written book that should find its audience among library technologists looking to take next steps in improving patron privacy. It describes in detail ways in which patron data can be deliberately mined or inadvertently leaked, by our systems and vendors, and by our own employees and programs."
— Technical Services Quarterly