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University of Ottawa law librarian Cecilia Tellis wrote the other day on slaw.ca about two legal research wikis she created using the free PBWiki software.The 2 wikis are:Principles of Legal ResearchMéthodologie de la recherche juridiqueLabels: law libraries, legal research and writing, web 2.0,

University of Ottawa law librarian Cecilia Tellis wrote the other day on slaw.ca about two legal research wikis she created using the free PBWiki software.The 2 wikis are:Principles of Legal ResearchMéthodologie de la recherche juridiqueLabels: law libraries, legal research and writing, web 2.0,

Continuing my live-blogging from International Legal Technology Association's Annual Conference. . .  As Web2.0 tools mature, there is an increased number of adoptions by Fortune 500 companies. We explore and learn if Web 2.0 solutions already being adapted by Fortune 500 companies would be accepted

Geeklawyer is a little late publicising Nick Holmes vision of a free legal web. The vision is of a wikipedia for UK law available to lawyers & punters alike. Nick takes the view that many of the bits needed exist already: lawyers statutes case law etc etc but that all that is needed is a bit of weaving together to produce the vision.

The McGill University Library in Montreal (my alma mater!) has created a Global Health Resource Guide using wiki software as a way of sharing resources. The wiki is open to McGill community members and to others.

An introduction to social media sites and tools March 18, 2008 – 12:10 pm In some of my posts, in which I’ll be referring to legal issues relevant to governmental and other organisational social media sites, I’ll use the phrase “social media sites and tools” quite often.