Oregon Legal Research BlogSent to me by a favorite lawyer library-patron: 20 Heroic Librarians Who Save the World There are also flesh and blood librarian heroes, some of whom you can…
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20 Heroic (Comic) Librarians Who Save the World
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Capiche the Niche?
…library mind you, but the list is astonishingly long. There are lots of reasons for this. The driving one for a lot of law libraries is price inflation,…
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Blawgers and the Six Rules of Blog Science
…centerpiece of professional values…” (Rubin 2004). These basic theories of Library Science continue to directly affect the development of this discipline and the service of all libraries….” (from Wikipedia)…
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Guides to Free and Low-Cost Legal Research Tools
Law school libraries are excellent sources of legal research guides. You can find many of them with a quick Google search using your topic keyword and then simply adding…
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Authors and Lawyers and “Book” Contracts
Owning the copyright is not enough. You have to protect it. If you write books and publish them, in paper or online, through a publisher or by yourself,…
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Project Gutenberg, UGC, and Librarians
If you’ve ever wanted to contribute to Project Gutenberg, this article will be helpful (and fun to read if you like creating UGC (user generated content)): U-Content: Project…
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Flags: How to Fly One and How to Design One
…(gotta love that First Amendment). But librarians don’t enforce rules (except in our own libraries). We just show people how to find them. I always thought that it might be…
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The “Determinator” Copyright Renewal Database
Posted at Library Journal: “The Stanford University Libraries and Academic Information Resources (SULAIR) has launched the “Determinator” Copyright Renewal Database , an online resource to enable users to…
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Confused About the Google Book Publishing Settlement?
LLRX dot com has a December 2008 article that may help you disentangle the settlement agreement: A Guide for the Perplexed: Libraries and the Google Library Settlement…
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Investigating Social Networks
Visit the King County Law Library blog, KCLL Klues, for a research guide on Investigating Social Networks. This is a logical companion guide to their other skip-tracing and public…