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  1. Future Lawyer

    Kindle Scribe With Staedtler Jumbo Pen.

    By rickgeorges

    I am loving my new Kindle Scribe. It is primarily a huge Kindle, with a 10.2 inch screen, and the best reading experience on the planet. Of course, Kindle has…

  2. Future Lawyer

    The Kindle Is Dead, Long Live The Kindle Scribe.

    By rickgeorges

    Amazon Kindle Scribe Review. I love my beautiful color Samsung Galaxy Tablet and my beautiful Samsung Galaxy Smartphone. I can access anything on the Internet on them, and run dozens…

  3. Future Lawyer

    What If They Made A Kindle You Could Write Notes On?

    By rickgeorges

    Amazon Scribe. I love my Boox Note Air. It is a full WiFi tablet that can download Android apps. But, it is monochromatic, and I can do all the apps…

  4. Future Lawyer

    Project Gutenberg – A Lifetime’s Worth Of Free Reading.

    By rickgeorges

    Project Gutenberg. So many books. So little time. I don't remember when this old saying morphed from "So many women. So little time." But, it did, and when I finally…

  5. Explorations with Information and Technology

    Peak E-books

    By David Whelan

    My first book came out as both a paper object and a digital one. In 2010, the digital e-book (a DRM‘d PDF) was a bit novel, one of the first…

  6. Cokato Copyright Attorney: The Law Blog of Thomas James

    Compulsory E-Book Licensing

    By Thomas James

    by Cokato attorney Tom James Photo credit: Marcus Hansson Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 GenericIn 2020, New York legislators introduced bills (S2890 and A5837) to require book publishers to offer licenses to…

  7. Jaffe Blog

    Why You Should Add eBooks to Your Content Marketing Toolkit

    By Jennifer Faivre

    One of the most effective uses of content marketing is to provide substantive information to your audience that provides some sort of value while reflecting your firm’s abilities or expertise.…

  8. Explorations with Information and Technology

    The Legal E-Book Conundrum

    By David Whelan

    Over a decade ago, someone told me that print legal texts only had about 5 more years to go. Even by that time, the e-book had a place in the…

  9. The Traklight Blog

    Why Won't Amazon Let Libraries Lend Its e-Books?

    By Mike Willee

    In the category of “new products, new problems” copyright for e-books might not rank terribly high, but the relative lack of attention doesn’t mean that there aren’t underlying issues that…

  10. Explorations with Information and Technology

    The Collection and the Content

    By David Whelan

    Law libraries are continually challenged to shift the perspective that a library is a library is a library. This perspective can lead a governance board or funder to see a…