…may subscribe to the database. (Current Oregon Statewide Databases available at eligible public libraries. Some public libraries have additional database subscriptions.) 2) JSTOR Register and Read program (currently in beta)….
…the major labels were no longer publishing. A similar label put out opera recordings smuggled from the Soviet bloc….” (Link to full article.) Other links to copyright law resources,…
…in Oregon.” by Janay Haas, 2012. Public libraries and public law libraries have copies of this book, but, live a little: buy yourself a copy. It won’t break the bank…
…kind of online reference so you don’t even have to get up or break a sweat). 2) Subscription databases (check also with your local libraries)a) Dissertation Abstracts Online (Dialog)b) ProQuest…
spreadsheets, charts, and guides. Many public law libraries and law school libraries will have a copy for you to read. (It’s almost always a reference copy, so you probably won’t…
…in lieu of foreclosures, and much, much more are discussed in this 2-day CLE. (Some Oregon county law libraries will have the 2-volume course-book from the 2012 CLE.) 2) The…
…Oregonian editorial and a smile-worthy followup to the 7/21/07 New York Times story deserving of its own blog entry, “CEO Libraries Reveal Keys to Success.” None of us should be…
…draw): 1) Most people still don’t know that they have access to free online Consumer Reports through their public libraries. 2) Libraries could make better on their web sites of…
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