WSJ.com Offering Some RSS Feeds
The Wall Street Journal has joined the RSS band wagon and is now offering a number of RSS feeds for their Online journals.
Legal Research News and Information with an Emphasis on Wisconsin
The Wall Street Journal has joined the RSS band wagon and is now offering a number of RSS feeds for their Online journals.
The Detroit News has an interesting story about a law student who is demanding that area libraries hand over patron names, addresses, telephone numbers and e-mail addresses “Marker’s request is made under the Michigan Freedom of Information Act, which allows the public access to documents created or held by a public body. Library directory information, however, …
Google’s New Toolbar has a couple new, nifty tricks: – Pop-up Blocker: Prevents most pop-up ads from being displayed by your browser – Search Directly from IE Address Bar: “Type words rather than URLs into the Internet Explorer address bar and automatically see the “most relevant” site for those terms” (Search Engine Watch) There …
From CNN Money: “Don’t be so quick to toss out your old PCs, fax machines or digital cameras — office supply retailer Office Depot is partnering with Hewlett-Packard to offer recycling of one electronic product a day for free all through the summer. ” Source: The Shifted Librarian
There is an article in Friday’s Miami Herald entitled, “Inmates Sue for Access to Law Library.” This is especially interesting in light of the struggles of our own Dane County Law Library/Legal Research Center. From the article: A pair of Broward inmates asked an appeals court Thursday to stop Sheriff Ken Jenne from closing down …
From: Robert Ambrogi’s LawSites “From the New York Law Journal, via law.com, comes Written on the Wind, an article urging caution when citing to the Internet in legal documents.” According to the author, “The Internet is the proverbial river that you can never step in twice. Its fluid nature makes it frustrating when a cited …
From the NY Times article: “The Central Intelligence Agency’s decision to delete extensive sections of a Senate report on faulty Iraq intelligence has so outraged Senator Trent Lott that Mr. Lott, the former majority leader, is calling for an independent commission to govern classified information.”
The Wisconsin State Law Library has just published the July 2004 edition of WSLL @ Your Service. Highlights include: – Tech Tip in Brief: Recovering Files After Microsoft Word Crashes – WSLL Web: The Lighter Side of Google – Learn @ The Law Library Contact Connie Von Der Heide to be placed on the mailing …
“For those users of the Blogger weblog system, who also love Google, you might be interested in visiting the Google Search Toolbar website for information on the new (beta) version of the toolbar. If you install this version of the Google Toolbar, you will find a number of new features, including a popup blocker and …
It appears the two nice sites devoted to Blawgs will be shutting down: Detod Blawg Search and Daily Whirl Source: Netlawblog