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Creating Video Tutorials of Today’s Online Search Services: The example of Fastcase endorsing best practice videos authored by law librarians

07 Nov

Got to hand it to Fastcase for calling attention to video tutorials created by law librarians: We recently came across a series of well-crafted Fastcase Video Tutorials created by our partners at the Jenkins Law Library. We were impressed with…

 

2011 AALL Executive Board Voting is Underway

04 Nov

eBallot links were emailed on November 1st. The polls close on November 30th. Here’s the 2011 slate selected by the Nominations Committee: Vice President/President-Elect Steven P. Anderson Director Maryland State Law Library Annapolis, MD Sally H. Wise Director of the…

 

Over 175 AALL Members Support the Consumer Advocacy Caucus Petition

03 Nov

According to the recently filed amended petition reported on the Library Consumer Advocacy Caucus blog [download petition with attachments]: 57 AALL members signed the petition, of which of 19 are law firm librarians; 30 are academic law librarians; 6 are…

 
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Law Library Information Budget Estimates Decline by 21.7% According to 2011 AALL Findings

01 Nov

The 2011 edition of The AALL Biennal Salary Survey and Organizational Characteristics is now available. While the salary survey findings may not be very useful in the private and government sectors, the findings of organizational characteristics with respect to information…

 

Who’s Up For Some Dumpster Diving at the Library of Congress?

31 Oct

Did you know that the Library of Congress gets at least two copies of everything copyrighted in the United States? And that includes law journals? And that they don’t keep everything that they get deposted through this program so they…

 
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A Word About Better World Books

28 Oct

There are times when a library has to weed a collection because of space or other constraints. The question arises as to what to do with the discarded items, which at times can be significant in numbers. I’m not talking…

 

Opening: Law Librarian & Director, Hamilton County Law Library, Cincinnati

26 Oct

The Hamilton County Law Library (Cincinnati, Ohio) is seeking applicants for the position of Law Librarian & Director. In service to Hamilton County’s legal community since 1837, the Law Library is governed by the Hamilton County Law Library Resources Board…

 

United States Courts Opinions on FDSYS

24 Oct

Last week I had the privilege of attending the Depository Library Council Meeting and Federal Depository Library Conference in Crystal City, Virginia. I was very excited to hear a presentation from the GPO about the new U.S. Court Opinion Pilot…

 

Reminder: HeinOnline Webinar on New Enhancements and Law Journal Library Subject Searching Set for Wednesday

18 Oct

From the announcement: Wed., October 19, 2011 2:00 PM – 2:30 PM EDT- Register Now What is covered in this webinar? During this webinar we will demonstrate some of our newest enhancements and focus further on how to make the…

 

Should the Occupy Wall Street Protesters Be Reading the Wall Street Journal Instead?

15 Oct

“Yes,” according to Elie Mystal. In Occupy Wall Street Needs To Occupy A Library, he writes The world is complicated. It takes a certain amount of work and study to even figure out what the hell is happening, much more…