Lawyers, law firms, and law libraries have historically shared books with each other. We now have some important eBook purchsing, borrowing, lending, and licensing issues to catch up on….
…your public law library! Libraries are filled with print and online Primers, Encyclopedias, Handbooks, and the like. Let you libraries be your extra set of eyes and ears. You can…
…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…
…let me know: Washington County (Oregon) Law Library, About County Law Libraries, and click on “1) DRAFT ….” You can add a Comment to this blog post or…
…that list. Bottom line: This book is Highly Recommended, for law libraries, public libraries, legal research instructors, paralegals, and lawyers. Notes: 1) “The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet: Conducting Effective…
1) First, be a biblio-locavore! Try local resources first: Your public or state library may have an online reference service. In Oregon, we have statewide L-net and local public library…
…consumer of personal-life social media qualifies them for a job as a professional public information creator, facilitator, and manager. In my small Library World, this is not unlike “I like…
In my law library we field consumer law questions, as do most librarians in public libraries, law or otherwise. Open up the phone lines to a call-in show on…
iLibrarian post: A Guide to Little-Known Image Collections with Millions of Free, Hi-Res Images “…. There have been several new image collections that have opened up to the public…
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