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Digital Britain -- UK Government's Strategic Vision
The government of the United Kingdom has released an interesting report titled Digital Britain. The Digital Britain Report is the British government’s “strategic vision for ensuring that t… more →
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Exploring intellectual rigour
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Greg Whitby wrote 3 days ago: The education landscape is rich with contemporary theory that serves as a solid base for contemporar … more →
Digital Britain -- UK Government's Strategic Vision
George Wilson wrote 2 weeks ago: The government of the United Kingdom has released an interesting report titled Digital Britain. The … more →
Be Selfish, Promote Service
Joanne Dillon wrote 2 weeks ago: by Michael Casey & Michael Stephens Library Journal – 15 June 2009 Now, more than ever, we … more →
Google News May Add Wikipedia as a Source
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Erika Wayne wrote 3 weeks ago: Really? According to ReadWriteWeb: “Some users are being shown links to Wikipedia articles abo … more →
Presidential Cyberspace Policy Review
George Wilson wrote 1 month ago: Upon taking office, President Obama directed that a 60-day, comprehensive, “clean-slate” review be u … more →
Law Library of Congress RSS Feeds
George Wilson wrote 1 month ago: The Law Library of Congress has added RSS (really simple syndication) feeds to its valuable products … more →
Wake-Up Call re: Deficient Keyword Searching; Need to Use Careful Thought, Quality Control, Testing & Cooperation
George Wilson wrote 1 month ago: Law.com has a New York Law Journal piece from last month reporting on judicial frustration with poor … more →
Public Access to Congressional Research Service Reports Being Sought
George Wilson wrote 1 month ago: The New York Times reports — in a May 4, 2009 article by Stephanie Strom “Group Seeks Pu … more →
The Next Generation of Legal Citations Survey, and Authentication and Link Rot Issues
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: Link rot is a pet peeve of mine. A posting I made on June 11, 2008, “Law School Laptop Bans, … more →
A fun way to connect with the community
Joanne Dillon wrote 2 months ago: by Rana Alakis inCite – 1 April 2009 The article focuses on the Bilingual Storytimes sessions … more →
Local government libraries: community research and survey design checklist
Joanne Dillon wrote 2 months ago: This handbook has been prepared by the Public Library Services, State Library of Queensland to assis … more →
Resources
Joanne Dillon wrote 2 months ago: These are the journals, websites, etc. that I have consulted in my search for good articles. Journal … more →
World Digital Library
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George Wilson wrote 2 months ago: In the World Digital Library, a coalition of national libraries and UNESCO have put some of humanity … more →
Recent Paper on Data Breach Notification Law Around the Globe
George Wilson wrote 2 months ago: A new paper on data breach notification law around the globe is available: Alana Maurushat, … more →
National Academies Reports Available Online
George Wilson wrote 2 months ago: Earlier this month the National Academies (composed of the National Academy of Sciences, the Nationa … more →
The History of CALR, Part 1: More on Thomson West and FLITE Takes Flight
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: THE HISTORY OF COMPUTER-ASSISTED LEGAL RESEARCH (CALR) _____________________________________________ … more →
Thinking about Think Tanks
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George Wilson wrote 2 months ago: The Foreign Policy Research Institute (FPRI) has a valuable 2007 report identifying top think tanks … more →
Monopolizing the Law
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Paul Lomio wrote 2 months ago: From a fascinating, must-read brand new book by noted antitrust lawyer Gary Reback, Free the Market: … more →
Handy "Legal Research Series" from Carolina Academic Press
George Wilson wrote 3 months ago: Carolina Academic Press (CAP), a publisher for over 20 years of titles in areas such as anthropology … more →
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