Asheim 's article has influenced many in the library profession and authors continue to cite it when responding to the changing censorship landscape . In 2002 , Tony Doyle drew upon Asheim 's article to talk about censorship in the aftermath of the September 11 attacks and June Pinnell-Stephens argued that Asheim 's censorship/selection distinction is useful for understanding collection development and censorship in the digital age . It has been argued that the dichotomy of " censorship " and " selection " has the effect of othering the censor . In 2010 , Rickey Best cited Asheim in an article portraying academic libraries as bastions of intellectual freedom for maintaining access to materials that were frequently challenged in public libraries
September 11 attacks
September 11 attacks
Not Censorship, But Selection