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Friday Fun on Wednesday: Is it Time to Push a Food Truck instead of a Book Cart?

23 Nov

Should law school libraries take advantage of their captive audience by selling food to students like airlines do to their passengers? Square Peg 1L thinks so. See Why Don’t They Have Catering in the Library? And all purchases could be…

 
 

Authors Guild Complains About Amazon’s Kindle Book Lending Program

15 Nov

If the Authors Guild hates libraries it hates electronic libraries even more. We know about the suit against the HathiTrust, which is the outgrowth of litigation against Google for scanning books without permission, assuming permission is necessary. No court has…

 

The Clinical Legal Association is Soliciting Contributions for Follow-up Book to Best Practices in Legal Education

10 Nov

The Clinical Legal Association, Best Practices Implementation Committee is planning a follow-up publication to Best Practices for Legal Education by Roy Stuckey and others. The vision of the book is to build on ideas for implementing best practices, and to…

 

Digital Revenues as a Percent of Total Book Sales by Major Publishers

09 Nov

paidContent’s Laura Hazard Owen charts the digital revenue of major publishers based on the latest earnings report season at How Book Publishers’ Digital Revenues Stack Up. [JH]

 

California Enacts Book Purchase Privacy Law

04 Oct

California has enacted the Reader Privacy Act (S.B. 602) which requires search warrant to access customer data on regular and e-books purchased online or from bricks-and-mortar store. All the law and privacy groups are cheering. Here’s the ALCU press release,…

 

Google Books Case Gearing Up For Trial As Settlement Talks Still Going On

16 Sep

There are some developments in the Google Book Settlement talks. Search Engine Land is reporting from cited sources that Judge Chin is setting up pretrial steps with the idea that the case could go to trial sometime in mid-2012. However,…

 

Reminder: LawLibCon’s Teaching Legal Research: By the Book or Off the Cuff? Today at 3:00 PM EDT

16 Sep

LawLibCon is back from summer break. Today’s topic is “Teaching Legal Research: By the Book or Off the Cuff?” From the announcement: A discussion and debate about whether, when and how to use a textbook for teaching a legal research…

 

eReading Application Showdown

05 Aug

India Amos has launched a series of articles to analyze eReaders by functionality titled E-Reading Application Showdown on Digital Book World: The Publishing Community for the 21st Century. The areas she plans to discuss are Annotation Typography Colors and themes…

 

Book Review: Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage 3rd Edition

04 Aug

Oxford University Press sent a review copy of Garner’s Dictionary of Legal Usage 3d Edition recently. I’ve been paging through this marvelous resource regularly, which is not something I would normally do with a dictionary. In fact, calling the book…

 
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A Little Light Reading from the ABA: Rantings of a Partner … and Pushback from the Associate

29 Jul

From the blurb: Law firm partners have no shortage of opinions about associates. And associates have plenty to say about working with partners. This new book gives both parties a forum to express their views about the current practice of…