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- Is scientific peer review censorship?
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- Are universities about selling information?
  Posted on 2010-03-07 09:50:25
- Are books -- electronic or not -- becoming "fringe media"?
  Posted on 2010-02-21 10:15:37
- Escaping the Kindle lock-box is now easier for authors and publishers
  Posted on 2010-01-21 11:36:30
- You do not get an "A for effort" with copyright
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- Are universities about selling information?
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- Is scientific peer review censorship?
  Posted on 2010-02-28 13:30:29
- Yelp sued, argues lawsuit is without merit
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- Are books -- electronic or not -- becoming "fringe media"?
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- Wait, Second Life still exists? And universities still use it?
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  The cloud consists of data and services that live on someone else's servers. Although the term itself is new(ish), the basic idea is embodied by traditional legal research services like LexisNexis and Westlaw -- data…
- 0February 8, 2010
  You do not get an "A for effort" with copyright
  
  In reaction to claims that copyright exists to protect creators because of the effort they've put into their work, Techdirt points us to a Supreme Court case that clearly says otherwise. History and precedent back it up.
- 2August 21, 2009
  The case of the disappearing case law
  
  The cloud consists of data and services that live on someone else's servers. Although the term itself is new(ish), the basic idea is embodied by traditional legal research services like LexisNexis and Westlaw -- data…
- 0May 11, 2009
  Are Westlaw and LexisNexis simply selling "free" information?
  
  Image by mattlary via Flickr Minneapolis News — Westlaw rises to legal publishing fame by selling free information: West makes its money by selling free, public information — specifi�…
- 0May 11, 2009
  Are Westlaw and LexisNexis simply selling "free" information?
  
  Image by mattlary via Flickr Minneapolis News — Westlaw rises to legal publishing fame by selling free information: West makes its money by selling free, public information — specifi�…
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  Carolyn Elefant recently provided her list of free tools for starting a law firm. In this same spirit, I would like to present my list of top tools, all of which I've used at various times myself.
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  The dual nature of the U.S. Constitution
  
  It is so much more fun to "expound" on the "adaptable" Constitution and simply pretend that the "hard-wired" one can always be "worked around." But what if it can't? What if there is a gorilla (or rattlesnake) in the…
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  Openness and the social web
  
  A recurring theme for me is the difficulty of keeping markets "open," in the sense of empowering customers and users with information and choice, while still permitting businesses to grow and innovate.
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  Openness and the social web
  
  A recurring theme for me is the difficulty of keeping markets "open," in the sense of empowering customers and users with information and choice, while still permitting businesses to grow and innovate.
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education Archive

Are universities about selling information?

Are books -- electronic or not -- becoming "fringe media"?

Wait, Second Life still exists? And universities still use it?

Preparation for the California bar exam

Research preview: the historical case for vaccination

Can a teaching-focused law school fit into a public research university?

Professionalization and the self-replication of university professors

Historians need to stop obsessing over writing books

Extending mandatory open access beyond the NIH

Google and the historian

Don't go to grad school!

Law school is harder than grad school

Law school vs. graduate school

Can Amazon's Kindle disrupt the current textbook market?

Should there be no copyright for academic publications?

New law journal launches that focuses on open source

Is online legal education a viable alternative to traditional schooling?

Are law schools relevant to the future of law?

Promises, promises: the MBA oath

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You do not get an "A for effort" with copyright

Are Westlaw and LexisNexis simply selling "free" information?

Are Westlaw and LexisNexis simply selling "free" information?

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Reusable Example Privacy Policy and Terms of Use

My top free tools for law firms and other small businesses

The dual nature of the U.S. Constitution

Openness and the social web

Openness and the social web

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