Month: September 2004

From Blawg: Robert Ambrogi, who is constantly scouring the web for “new and intriguing web sites for the legal profession,” has released a new, updated edition of his law website compendium, The Essential Guide to …

Wireless Internet access is a hot commodity these days. The City of Philadelphia and the State of Michigan are launching some noteworthy projects. See the following articles: Philadelphia – Philly Considers Wireless Internet for All …

Here is an interesting item from beSpacific: CA Bill Requires Employee Notification of Email Monitoring SB 1841 — an act to add Section 436 to the Labor Code, relating to electronic monitoring of employees, waits …

Using a cell phone in a Huntington Beach, CA library could cost you a pretty penny! Read about it in this article from a Los Angeles area station entitled, Use a Cell Phone in a …

Michael Fagan of Fagan Finder has just released a great new tool called URLinfo for uncovering hidden information about any web page. Just enter a URL and URLinfo displays a series of tabs containing info …

Here’s an interesting article – From Stark County Law Library Blawg: “Tech-Heavy Trial Turns on Animation” In the news: “When a Porsche-driving attorney struck a pedestrian in a California intersection, leading to sky-high medical bills …

The September 2004 edition of WSLL @ Your Service is now available from the Wisconsin State Law Library at http://wsll.state.wi.us/newsletter/issue04sept.html. Constitutional law resources are highlighted this month.

This summer, the Law Librarians Association of Wisconsin (LLAW) was awarded the American Association of Law Libraries Excellence in Marketing Award at the 2004 AALL Annual Meeting in Boston. LLAW was chosen for the award …