…to create an online library of public domain musical scores. Within a matter of months, the International Music Score Library Project (IMSLP) featured more than 1,000 musical scores for which…
The U.S. Statistical Abstract, an official and astonishingly time-saving research tool for researchers, public administrators, land use planners, and the business community world-wide, is slated for the budget chopping…
OregonLive, and other news outlets, reported on the recent Multnomah County District Attorney 2009 audit: Audit: Multnomah County DA’s Office could communicate better with public, by Anne Saker, The…
…about them from the public. (Librarians are always agonzing over them, law abiding souls that we are.) Also, Ars Technica has this interesting post about real-people reactions to DRM: Some…
…than “I don’t need no stinkin’ email.” As a public librarian, I’m in favor of self-help and I know my way around a law library, but I’m also smart enough…
…being ignored (though their fatality rates are far greater than bicyclist fatality rates), but in all the heated (!) public conversations (on blogs, in public meetings, etc.), all I hear…
It’s tough to find reliable information on this topic, and public librarians are asked these teen parenting questions more than law librarians generally are. But I was looking…
I post not infrequently* about consumer protection issues, which are a big part of public law library (and regular public library) business from both attorneys and non-attorneys: From Portlander…
…legal profession have come to rely on to help us do our own jobs should not taken for granted. They should be recognized for their talent, persistence, devotion, public service,…
…on the Web,” Ellie Margolis, 10 YALE J. L. & TECH. 82 (2007): “INTRODUCTION No lawyer wants to be the subject of public ridicule in a judicial opinion, especially for…
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