Category «Legal Technology»
Library Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part VI – Pickle Jars and Other Restrictions
Editors’ Note (SP): This article is divided into six parts. You may link directly to each one of these parts using the chart directly below. In addition, for your reference, the article’s complete Table of Contents appears in section one of the article.
Library Digitization Projects and Copyright – Part I – Introduction and Overview
Subjects: Copyright, Features, Libraries & LibrariansLatest Links
Margaret Berkland is the president of Data Vision Design, Inc., which specializes in providing IT solutions to the legal community. Founded in Fredericksburg, VA in 1989, Data Vision Design, Inc. provides services that include: applications development, business process design, applications integration, electronic file tracking and, access expedition. Prior to becoming the president of DataVision Design, Inc., Margaret was the Info. Resources Technology Specialist for McKenna & Cuneo .
Published June 28, 2002
LLRXBuzz – June 24, 2002
Tara Calishain is the co-author of Official Netscape Guide to Internet Research, 2nd Edition, and author or co-author of four other books. She is the owner of CopperSky Writing & Research.
Features – The Children's Internet Protection Act: The Recent District Court Decision in Context, for Librarians and Library Pat
The Children’s Internet Protection Act: The Recent District Court Decision in Context, for Librarians and Library Patrons
By Mary Minow
Notes from the Technology Trenches – The Seven Commandments of Highly Effective Web Searching
Subjects: Notes from the Technology Trenches, Search StrategiesFeatures – Adobe Acrobat For Lawyers
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By Ernest Svenson
Ernest Svenson was born in New Orleans, but spent four years attending high school in the Republic of Panama. He returned to New Orleans in 1977 to attend Tulane University, where he received a B.A. in Philosophy in 1980. He entered Loyola Law School in 1982, and was graduated cum laude. He was a teaching assistant for several professors, a member of the National Moot Court team, a member of the Law Review editorial board, as well as participant in the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance program. After graduation, Ernest spent two years clerking for the Honorable Adrian G. Duplantier in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana, where he learned the intricacies of federal procedure. He also learned the proper method of preparing blackened redfish.