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Reader mail. Reader mail: The following email arrived last night:I had been meaning to write you ever since you mentioned How Appealing appearing on the syllabus of a law and economics course. I start law school this fall, and have settled on How Appealing as my primary summer reading to prepare for it. [How Appealing] So, in Fall, besides wanting to know the profs email address, where on the web is the syllabus, we can add 'where's your blog' to the questions professors will be asked on the first day of class. 6:45:45 PM  comment []
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More on Blogging the 2003 Conference for Law School Computing ® I've posted a 'Conference Blogger's FAQ' since none of the bloggers have blogged a conference before. BTW, I love making directories with Radio and Manila. 1:48:09 PM comment []
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New National Judicial College website features JURIST's Paper Chase. The newly-released website of the National Judicial College, the nation's leading judicial education and training institute, features continuing legal news and information from JURIST's Paper Chase weblog. JURIST welcomes our new content partnership with the NJC and the 2700 judges who enroll in its courses annually. [JURIST's Paper Chase] 9:31:08 AM comment []
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Unix's courtroom adventures continue. As legal battles heat up over who owns the rights to the operating system, another dispute has been quietly simmering over the rights to the Unix name itself. [CNET News.com] 9:15:33 AM comment []
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A good question - from Debbie Ginsberg: 'what will happen to these weblogs when we are done blogging the conference?' Why, they'll keep going. The blogs belong to the bloggers and CALI is going to keep them online. We've licensed Frontier and we're at the early stages of creating a blogging community for law school technologists, librarians, and faculty. The conference bloggers are sorta kinda homesteaders. I hope they will keep the blogs going posting info about legal technology, academia, and librarianship, and maybe even blog another conference or three. 8:34:22 AM comment []
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