legal publishers
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Gatekeepers of Knowledge: Why Do Information Vendors Restrict Access to Research Platforms Across Library Types?
Legal information professionals, particularly those who manage vendor relations and license agreements, occasionally encounter the frustration of a desired resource that is not available for sale to their particular library type or sector. Continue reading
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Vendor
ContactInformationMany of you are aware of the amazingly helpful CRIV Tools available under the Advocacy > Vendor Relations section of AALL’s website. Jacob Nunnally and I found one of those tools to be unfortunately quite outdated while we went through the CRIV webpages for updates this past year: Vendor Contact Information. CRIV’s Vendor Contact Information… Continue reading
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vLex Introduced Vincent, its New AI Powered Research Tool
Last week, international legal research vendor vLex introduced its new research tool powered by AI, Vincent. Vincent works much like CARA from Casetext, EVA from Ross Intelligence, and Clerk from Judicata. Vincent allows users to upload a brief, court opinion, or other legal document for analysis. The system looks at the language used and any… Continue reading
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Oh No! Not MORE Amazon!
It looks like Amazon is getting into the peer-review business and they will even use AI to make sure the reviews are authentic. Take a look. Continue reading
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The Other Side of the Coin?
Publishers Weekly has an interesting story about some big publishers and how 2017 treated them. I admit I have never given much thought to how slow and/or flat sales might impact publishers. Luckily someone can make me with just a blog post. Continue reading
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