For the third year, I have offered readers the opportunity to contribute to the “Dewey B Strategic Start/Stop Poll.” Although it is a very informal and unscientific poll, prior annual polls have been among the post popular Dewey B Strategic posts each year. Thanks to everyone who responded to this year’s poll. I will be reporting
The American Association of Law Libraries Board (and myself by proxy) received a harsh rebuke from the AALL membership when the rebranding vote results were announced today. I wasn’t surprised that the name “Association for Legal Information” was rejected. I was stunned that it was voted down by a huge majority. I expected a close
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| Law Libraries Have Changed c. Jean OGrady |
Law Librarians were in law firms at least 30 years before any law firm hired a computer services technician. Law librarians have been breaking down the library walls for decades, but it was only this week that the Private Law Libraries section of AALL rebranded.
Law librarians were
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