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PACER increases rates by 15%
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Posted in Useful Web Sites
Fortunately, it was only 7 cents a page to begin with. So 8 cents a page is still the best bang for the buck on the Internet.
Blawg of the Day
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
Nomination Nation is a group blog featuring news, views and gossip about judicial appointments. I have no idea who writes it — perhaps that’s the way they want it.
Relief for large file transfers
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Posted in Cloud Computing, Collaboration
Occasionally, I’ll have a file that’s just too big to send out by e-mail — usually because the recipient’s e-mail account won’t allow file transfers over a certain size. That’s where You Send It might come in handy; you can upload files up to 1 Gigabyte in size, and the recipient receives an e-mail directing…
Extra! Extra!
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Posted in Mighell Marker
Read all about it….Issue #166 of the Internet Legal Research Weekly is available for your review.
The next generation of Vivisimo
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Posted in Search Engines
Get your debate fix
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Posted in Useful Web Sites
The folks over at Resource Shelf have put together this nice collection of selected presidential debate resources.
Blawg of the Day
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging
The U Law Blawg features a discussion of legal news affecting colleges and universities. It’s published by Robert DeKoven, a professor at California Western School of Law.
Newsbot Bias
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Posted in Internet Search
If Google News were a person, would he/she be a Republican? That’s the question J.D. Lasica asks in Balancing Act: How News Portals Serve Up Political Stories. One of the issues seems to be that of depth vs. editorial selection, a point raised by Chris Sherman in Is Google News Biased? I…
Legal Technology Spending Up
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Posted in Legal Technology
The latest AmLaw Tech Survey results are out, and it concludes that “firms are making roof repairs rather than remodeling the kitchen,” in terms of technology spending. Law.com reports that firms are spending wisely on technology.
What’s interesting about this article is that it nearly identically tracks the conversation at a recent dinner I…