By krisnelson on Nov 1, 2010 in history / law / search and seizure / technology
My goal here is to compare and contrast the legal changes that occurred as new technologies – state-run postal services, the telegraph, the telephone, and email, for example – emerged, and through this to seek insight into these larger questions.
Posted in history, law, search and seizure, technology | Tagged archive, courts, Google Scholar, law, LexisNexis, research, search and seizure, technology, Westlaw |
By krisnelson on Jan 26, 2010 in business / law / research / technology
There have been several new entrants to the legal research marketplace, including the now-established Fastcase, along with free alternatives like AltLaw and FindLaw. Google recently entered the picture by adding legal cases (federal and state) to Google Scholar, and now Bloomberg (known for business-focused research tools) is experimenting with a new legal research product.
Posted in business, law, research, technology | Tagged Bloomberg, Fastcase, FindLaw, Google, Google Scholar, law, Legal research, LexisNexis, research, Westlaw |
By krisnelson on Jan 9, 2010 in business / copyright / education / history / intellectual property / law / research / technology
Dan Cohen gave an interesting talk at the American Historical Association meeting recently, where he discussed the benefits Google brings to historical research, as well as some pointed criticisms.
Posted in business, copyright, education, history, intellectual property, law, research, technology | Tagged copyright, education, Google, Google Books, Google Scholar, history, intellectual property, law, Public domain, research, technology |