Library Stuff

TheHill.com – “Several House Republicans have used Twitter to promote their August activities, keeping a national audience informed of their once-obscure local recess events.”

LibraryLaw Blog – “I had the good fortune to interview Barbara Bernstein last week (Aug. 5) about her role in the landmark Island Trees Sch. Bd. v Pico case, the school library book removal case that went to the Supreme Court. Barbara was the executive director of the Nassau County Chapter of the NYCLU, and responded to the call for help from the school librarian.”

Slaw – “Once you remove content publishing from the equation, there are typically four major entry points into law firm websites: the homepage, practice pages, lawyer profiles and regional office pages. For this month’s web law connected column, I thought it might be interesting to offer comments on each of these pages, and issues I’ve seen from a search marketing perspective.”

HeinOnline Weblog – “Thanks to some recent feedback from a researcher using HeinOnline, we have added a new searching feature to the service. This new search tool allows HeinOnline users to easily search for words or phrases in the section, or the page they are currently viewing.”