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Legal Ontologies Spin a Semantic Web
Legal Ontologies Spin a Semantic Web By Dr. Adam Z. Wyner Special to Law.com June 8, 2009 “The Semantic Web, an extension of the current www, promises to make documents meaningful to people and … more →
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Legal Ontologies Spin a Semantic Web
Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Legal Ontologies Spin a Semantic Web By Dr. Adam Z. Wyner Special to Law.com June 8, 2009 “The … more →
Data.gov
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Paul Lomio wrote 1 month ago: Democratizing Data “Today, I’m pleased to announce that the Federal CIO Council is launc … more →
vidaguerafree wrote 2 months ago: Separated at Birth: Access Hollywood. Last night, Lions #1 pick Matthew Stafford went Hollywood doin … more →
US farmers, ranchers push for greater Cuba access - Democratic ...
vidaguerafree wrote 2 months ago: KT … more →
African Studies Abstracts Online
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Sergio Stone wrote 2 months ago: The University of Leiden’s African Studies Centre Library posts its African Studies Abstracts … more →
OregonLaws.org - Nifty!
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Erika Wayne wrote 2 months ago: Law students working to improve the system — from the folks at Building a Better Legal Profess … more →
Law Journals and Open Access: A Call to Action
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Paul Lomio wrote 3 months ago: Here’s a little article I just wrote for Speaking of Computers, ”an e-newsletter for the … more →
Copyright, Technology, and Access to the Law: An Opinionated Primer
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Paul Lomio wrote 3 months ago: “Copyright, Technology, and Access to the Law: An Opinionated Primer” NYLS Legal Studie … more →
Selling the Law: The Business of Public Access to Court Records
Paul Lomio wrote 3 months ago: Stephen Schultze and Shubham Mukherjee – Selling the Law: The Business of Public Access to Cou … more →
Internet empowerment
Paul Lomio wrote 4 months ago: Good op-ed in today’s USA Today. “Internet empowerment,” by Ellen S. Miller (co-f … more →
The Wayback Machine and More From Brewster Kahle
Paul Lomio wrote 4 months ago: Really nice 2-page spread on Brewster Kahle, “The internet’s librarian,” in this … more →
Towards an Open Source Legal Operating System
Paul Lomio wrote 4 months ago: Here’s an article by Katie Fortney, who was an intern at our library. Abstract: An inform … more →
Carl Malamud for Public Printer of the U.S. Campaign
Paul Lomio wrote 4 months ago: Details here: http://yeswescan.org/ … more →
Durham Statement on Open Access to Legal Scholarship
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Paul Lomio wrote 4 months ago: Last November, at the time of the Duke Law building dedication, I joined with several of my colleag … more →
Carl Malamud, Legal Information Liberator, tackles PACER
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Erika Wayne wrote 5 months ago: Today’s New York Times features an article on Carl Malamud’s latest fight to keep the … more →
Access to Information as a Human Right
Paul Lomio wrote 7 months ago: “Access to Information as a Human Right” KAY MATHIESEN, University of Arizona Informa … more →
The Continental phone card
hmel wrote 8 months ago: The Continental phone card is one of the most versatile cards on the market. Along with the highest … more →
The Tiger phone card
hmel wrote 8 months ago: The Tiger phone card is a leading card for long-distance phone calls to Asian countries. It provides … more →
The StarCall phone card
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hmel wrote 8 months ago: The StarCall phone card combines competitive rates with high quality connections. Call all around t … more →
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