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Nolo Press Blogs
As if there wasn’t already more great legal research info than we could use in a lifetime, Nolo Press is now blogging (thanks to Law Librarian Blog…
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Blogging and Comments: Comments on Blogs
Every blogger has a “Comment” policy, written or unwritten. As “public sector” bloggers, we have responsibilities (to readers and employers) beyond our own narrow personal preferences. I really…
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AALL PDX 2008: Portland Beer Blogs (with Beer Haiku!)
(See AALL PDX 2008 Post #1 to find out what this AALL PDX stuff is all about. And here’s the official AALL Portland Annual Meeting web site &…
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Oregon Legal News via BlawgSearch
…in mind there is no simple, one-stop, way to track all Oregon legal news, so keep surfing the local newspapers, the blawgs, the legislative sites, the lawyer blogs, etc….
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Are You a Career Blawger?
There is an interesting discussion about “Career Blogging” going on through the lawyer, librarian, strategist, and other blogs. If I’m not mistaken, it started with web strategist (!)…
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Where Do You Find Great Legal Research Advice?
…even thousands of journals and websites and lawyer and law librarian listserves, networks, and professional associations (e.g. AALL). A Law Librarian’s Continuing Education also includes reading local, state, and national judicial,…
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Oregon Legal Resources and Assistance: Tips for Real People Researchers: Peeling the Onion
Do you need help with housing, children, crime, social security, benefits, debt, a small business, and other Real People legal matters? Sometimes you just need to start with…
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Does This Blog Answer Readers’ Questions?
Short answer: No. (But your questions do give us ideas for future blog posts!) Longer answer: The two professional law librarians currently posting to this blog serve a county of…