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The new Sedona publication

R. Mullen wrote 6 months ago: I will have a detailed and reasoned critique of The Sedona Conference® Commentary on Achieving Quali … more →

Tags: Product Reviews, publications, Theory

Can you copyright a tweet?

proforozco wrote 6 months ago: With the rise of Twitter it was inevitable that intellectual property issues would surface regarding … more →

Tags: intellectual property controversies, copyrights, Legal Resources, Public Domain, Creative Commons, copyright criminals, License, Copyright, Artists

The Patent Piler

proforozco wrote 7 months ago: I met Allan Tokuda when I was a Teaching and Research Fellow at Northwestern University. I was helpi … more →

Tags: Entrepreneurship, Public Domain, Patents, Design, Law, legal innovation, Innovation, Inventors, Entrepreneurs

TRECing along

R. Mullen wrote 9 months ago: Found an incredible site today, the H5 site. It’s a lot easier doing this when you have 30 ind … more →

Tags: 24593, classification, Theory, Vendors

The anti-Creative Commons

proforozco wrote 10 months ago: A few weeks ago I was part of a panel on intellectual property controversies at Michigan Tech. One o … more →

Tags: intellectual property controversies, copyrights, Creative Commons, copyright criminals, License, Copyright, Artists, Law, legal innovation

Got 42 billion legal documents?

R. Mullen wrote 10 months ago: I didn’t think so. So, I totally agree that we can do away with the Bates system for identifyi … more →

Tags: Components, Ralph says, Theory, Bates, codes, Hash, Math

Law 2.0 - Harnessing the Web to gather legally relevant data

proforozco wrote 10 months ago: The Web has transformed how we gather, process and view information. Yet, the legal system has large … more →

Tags: intellectual property controversies, Trademarks, Web, Law, legal innovation

Multilingual Ontologies

R. Mullen wrote 10 months ago: Something to think about, that goes beyond the issue of multi-byte data ( a problem that can be solv … more →

Tags: 44 (Obama), Law Practice 2.0, multi-lingual, ontology, semantic, Web

Challenges and Opportunities for the Legal Sector

annewelsh wrote 1 year ago: James Mullan (AKA The Running Librarian) has posted the slides from his presentation to the City Leg … more →

Tags: References, Information, Social Software, Reflections, Web 2.0, Law Librarianship, legal sector 2.0, presentations

Yummy Semantics!

R. Mullen wrote 2 years ago: Here’s something that promises to be worth sticking to the bedpost tonight: Proceedings of the … more →

Techno Lawyer BlawgWorld 2007: A Great Resource for all in the Legal World

lawvol wrote 2 years ago: Once again, the folks at TechnoLawyer and the TechnoLawyer Blog have released their yearly Blawg and … more →

Tags: Blawg, Law, Law Practice, legal productivity, legal tech, Legal Technology, technology


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