The following content is featured this month:

• In Computers in Libraries, Jessamyn West takes on the general issue of privacy and digital content. She notes that “doing anything about patron privacy is better than doing nothing.”
• In Information Today, Anthony Aycock gives advice to help librarians understand and diffuse potentially sticky (and paperwork-intensive) situations with sovereign citizens.
• In Marketing Library Services, Valerie J. Gross urges librarians to start using the terminology of education to describe their services in order to help stakeholders realize their value. She lists library terms along with words they should be changed to, and names libraries that have done this successfully, thereby increasing their funding.
• In Online Searcher, Robert Berkman examines the rise of the social enterprise within organizations. He discusses why social matters, how it can pay off within an organization, the status of the social enterprise, and the emerging roles for info pros within it.