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How to kill (or save) a law school - Law21

From www.law21.ca - January 18, 9:34 AM
Back in August 2010, I wrote a post called “How to kill a law firm” that continues to receive a steady stream of traffic and responses. Recently, John P. Mayer on Twitter suggested it was time for a law school version of that article.

Via Gaston Bilder, Errol A. Adams JD/MLS
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Gaston Bilder's curator insight, January 4, 7:32 PM

Creative destruction: I want them to think: if a new competitor for the role of legal education provider were to target us, how would they do it?
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New state librarian leads digitization effort to expand reach of archives

New state librarian leads digitization effort to expand reach of archives | Library Collaboration | Scoop.it
From billingsgazette.com - February 9, 2012 9:08 AM

 

 

 

 

 

Sanjay Talwani:

"HELENA -- Not that long ago, the Montana State Library, in charge of making state documents available to the public, circulated just a few hundred publications outside its walls each year.
Now, in just the past three months, the library has circulated some 18,000 digital documents, and what's available is vast: state agency reports going back years, and data-rich natural resource and geographic information resources covering everything form moisture levels to property ownership to oil and gas leases.
Jennie Stapp, the state library director since Jan. 1, is driving that digital train. Just nine years out of graduate school, she figures she's the youngest state librarian in the nation. She was, most recently, the digital library director and library's chief information officer. She succeeded Darlene Staffeldt, who had worked at the library for 35 years."

Read more: http://billingsgazette.com/news/state-and-regional/montana/new-state-librarian-leads-digitization-effort-to-expand-reach-of/article_5224e554-4cf5-5f25-a77c-db7d86b20eff.html#ixzz1lsvOeViB 


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