I have been noticing some positive changes at Wolters Kluwer for the past few months. I have had several conversations with Bob Lemmond the
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| Crowded Collaboration c.c. |
In a recent Bloomberg interview, I speculated that in the future, law libraries may look like Apple Stores. My point was that while we may replace law books with desktop virtual libraries, the need for spaces for research consultation, collaboration and “just in time learning” will continue. As I mentioned in an earlier post on strategic
The ALM research staff has worked closely with the Private Law Library community to improve the precision and relevance of the questions presented in this survey. I look forward to the release of the American Lawyer article interpreting the data and the commentary received
Other articles include:
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| Safway’s New Customization Initiative |
1. Faster to the ebook market. Once again Fastcase has leapfrogged over many well established legal publishers by jumping into the eBook market. Last year at AALL, only the two largest legal publishers LexisNexis and Thomson Reuters, were
Today Dow Jones released a routine “snooze” of a press release on executive changes. A roster of names I had never heard before were appointed to key positions reporting to CEO Lex Fenwick . Toward the bottom of the list there was a name familiar to the legal community.
“Dan Hayter has been named head
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| Jordan Furlong |
Our keynote Speaker is Jordan Furlong who will address “Climbing the Value
