New Licensing Models for Online Music Services in the European Union: From Collective to Customized Management / by Giuseppe Mazziotti
5 weeks ago by freemoth
Delicious: New Licensing Models for Online Music Services in the European Union: From Collective to Customized M...
music
online
licenses
Mazziotti
2011
from delicious
5 weeks ago by freemoth
CAUT Guidelines for the Use of Copyrighted Material
12 weeks ago by freemoth
Delicious: CAUT Guidelines for the Use of Copyrighted Material
copyright
CAUT
guidelines
2011
from delicious
12 weeks ago by freemoth
A Medieval Book and Early-Modern Law: Bracton's Authority and Application in the Common Law C.1550-1640 / by Ian Williams
february 2012 by freemoth
:: SSRN This article considers the place of the thirteenth-century book known as Bracton in the early-modern common law. Using methods from the history of reading, it examines both the uses made of Bracton and the evidence to be found in the surviving copies of the first printed edition. It addresses the impediments to the use of Bracton, the printing of the first edition, the text’s readership and its place in the early-modern common-law canon.
The second half of the article ... Bracton was a recognized source for criminal law and there is some evidence of impact on the law of evidence, servitudes and a little for contract law. An examination of the early-modern law of treason shows that Bracton had an important role in changing the concept of treason from a crime against the monarch to something like the much broader classical crimen laesae maiestatis. The article demonstrates that legal historians should be concerned to identify not only what lawyers read, but how they read it.
reading
history
law
Bracton
Williams
2011
common_law
from delicious
The second half of the article ... Bracton was a recognized source for criminal law and there is some evidence of impact on the law of evidence, servitudes and a little for contract law. An examination of the early-modern law of treason shows that Bracton had an important role in changing the concept of treason from a crime against the monarch to something like the much broader classical crimen laesae maiestatis. The article demonstrates that legal historians should be concerned to identify not only what lawyers read, but how they read it.
february 2012 by freemoth
Stanford Linked Data Workshop Technology Plan
january 2012 by freemoth
Delicious: Stanford Linked Data Workshop Technology Plan
linked_data
Stanford
workshops
2011
from delicious
january 2012 by freemoth
Law's Slow Violence / by Dayna Scott
january 2012 by freemoth
:: SSRN Slow violence, in Nixon’s conception [Rob Nixon, "Slow Violence and the Environmentalism of the Poor"], is “a violence that occurs gradually and out of sight, a violence of delayed destruction that is dispersed across time and space, an attritional violence that is typically not viewed as violence at all.”
law
violence
poor
Scott
2011
from delicious
january 2012 by freemoth
A Novice Lawyer at the Art Gallery / by Veronica Ashenhurst
january 2012 by freemoth
:: SSRN This article reflects, via the medium of art, on a learning transition in legal writing. Specifically, it analyzes the new lawyer’s transition from the legal writing genre of office memorandum to the legal writing genre of advocacy brief. To emphasize key qualities of the legal writing genres memo and brief, the article presents two paintings, by Léon Bonvin and Camille Pissarro respectively. Viewed together, the paintings also emphasize the concept of transition. ... The article aims to make the writing transition from memo to brief more accessible to the novice lawyer, especially the visual learner. More broadly, it aims to encourage reflective professional dialogue between expert and novice lawyers about writing skills, as legal writing becomes an increasingly vital means by which lawyers communicate.
legal_writing
art
lawyers
Ashenhurst
2011
from delicious
january 2012 by freemoth
Orphan Works: Definitional Issues / by David Hansen
january 2012 by freemoth
:: SSRN
"This paper outlines responses to two definitional questions that arise in the context of orphan works: (1) exactly what is the “orphan works” problem?, and (2) what is the size of this problem? The answers to these two questions are central to understanding how proposed solutions work to remedy the situation. While the most common descriptions of the orphan works problem focus on unlocatable copyright owners, others have framed the issue in terms of a broader problem of market failure. This paper explores both formulations of the problem. Similarly, the size of the orphan works problem can be viewed from many angles. Rough approximations of the size of the problem for certain types of works (e.g., published monographs) are available, but comprehensive data on the number and value of orphan works do not currently exist for a wide variety of works and the uses to which those works might be put. This paper suggests areas in which further research on these issues is needed."
orphan_works
copyright
Hansen
2011
from delicious
"This paper outlines responses to two definitional questions that arise in the context of orphan works: (1) exactly what is the “orphan works” problem?, and (2) what is the size of this problem? The answers to these two questions are central to understanding how proposed solutions work to remedy the situation. While the most common descriptions of the orphan works problem focus on unlocatable copyright owners, others have framed the issue in terms of a broader problem of market failure. This paper explores both formulations of the problem. Similarly, the size of the orphan works problem can be viewed from many angles. Rough approximations of the size of the problem for certain types of works (e.g., published monographs) are available, but comprehensive data on the number and value of orphan works do not currently exist for a wide variety of works and the uses to which those works might be put. This paper suggests areas in which further research on these issues is needed."
january 2012 by freemoth
The Use of Non-MARC Metadata in AALL Libraries: A Baseline Study / Robert Richards
january 2012 by freemoth
This article reports results of a recent survey of AALL libraries respecting non-MARC metadata practices, with a focus on interoperability. Results cover types of collections described with non-MARC metadata, as well as metadata standards, platforms, and tools. Results suggest substantial, though incomplete, awareness among respondents of metadata interoperability and the factors that enable it.
MARC
law_libraries
interoperability
metadata
Richards
2011
from delicious
january 2012 by freemoth
LegalRuleML: XML-Based Rules and Norms / Monica Palmirani, Guido Governatori, Antonino Rotolo, Said Tabet, Harold Boley and Adrian Paschke
january 2012 by freemoth
This paper provides an extension of RuleML called LegalRuleML for fostering the characteristics of legal knowledge and to permit its full usage in legal reasoning and in the business rule domain. LegalRuleML encourages the effective exchange and sharing of such semantic information between legal documents, business rules, and software applications.
legal_resources
XML
markup
interoperability
2011
from delicious
january 2012 by freemoth
Weighing the Evidence: Evaluating Major Research Databases / CRL Preconference at Charleston
december 2011 by freemoth
Delicious: Weighing the Evidence: Evaluating Major Research Databases / CRL Preconference at Charleston
databases
libraries
evaluation
research
CRL
Charleston
presentations
2011
from delicious
december 2011 by freemoth
RDF, RDA, and other TLAs / Dorethea Salo
november 2011 by freemoth
Well done; good context @RepoRat: I'm still alive. With great trepidation, slidedeck from today's RDA/RDF talk:
rdf
RDA
linked_data
Salo
2011
presentations
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Science friction: Data, metadata, and collaboration / Dorothea Salo
november 2011 by freemoth
Delicious: Science friction: Data, metadata, and collaboration / Dorothea Salo
science
data
metadata
Salo
2011
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
From Legal Information to Open Legal Data: A Case Study in U.S. Federal Legal Information / by Nuria Casellas, Joan-Josep Vallbé, Thomas Bruce
november 2011 by freemoth
:: SSRN Nuria Casellas, Joan-Josep Vallbé, Thomas Bruce
legal_information
open_data
Nuria
Casellas
Casellas
Caseloads
Vallbé
Bruce
2011
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Sustainability of Digital Formats: Planning for Library of Congress Collections / compiled by Caroline R. Arms, Carl Fleischhauer, and Jimi Jones
november 2011 by freemoth
Delicious: Sustainability of Digital Formats: Planning for Library of Congress Collections / compiled by Carolin...
digital_preservation
file-formats
library_of_congress
Arms
Fleishhauer
Jones
2011
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Digital Preservation-Friendly File Formats for Scanned Images / Bill LeFurgy
november 2011 by freemoth
« The Signal: Digital Preservation
digital_preservation
file-formats
LeFurgy
2011
blog_post
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Re: Description and Access functions in a post-MARC environment?
november 2011 by freemoth
"One way to move from plain text to data is to use codes or identifiers for all controlled vocabularies so that you are manipulating the identity, not a text string. That allows you to vary the display form without modifying the meaning of your data, for example using displays in different languages."
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#35)
MARC
Bibliographic-Framework-Transition-Initiative
Coyle
2011
email_post
from delicious
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#35)
november 2011 by freemoth
Re: Description and Access functions in a post-MARC environment? / Jeffrey Trimble
november 2011 by freemoth
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#29)
MARC
Bibliographic-Framework-Transition-Initiative
Trimble
2011
email_post
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Re: Description and Access functions in a post-MARC environment? / J. McRee Elrod
november 2011 by freemoth
"The wealth of possibilities in MARC have not been fully utilized, both in what could be coded, and what use could be made in ILSs of information normally coded."
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#26)
MARC
Bibliographic-Framework-Transition-Initiative
Elrod
2011
email_post
from delicious
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#26)
november 2011 by freemoth
Re: Description and Access functions in a post-MARC environment? / Jeffrey Trimble
november 2011 by freemoth
"I wouldn't be so quick just to throw it [MARC] out before having a format in place that surpasses the usability of the MARC data exchange format. ... The cost of changing over to new format may prove to be too prohibitive for most. The commercial ILS vendor are just not going to re-write their systems and give it to the customer free. This could be one of the most expensive things that the library community will undertake, more expensive than any migration form AACR2 to RDA could ever be ... if the replacement isn't as robust as MARC, then it is doomed to fail."
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#21)
MARC
Bibliographic-Framework-Transition-Initiative
Trimble
2011
email_post
from delicious
BIBFRAME Archives -- September 2011 (#21)
november 2011 by freemoth
Significant Bibliographic Linked Data Release From The British Library / by Richard Wallis
november 2011 by freemoth
| Talis Consulting | World leading expertise in Linked Data and the Semantic Web
linked_data
British_Library
Wallis
2011
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Library of Congress To Boldly Voyage To Linked Data Worlds / by Richard Wallis
november 2011 by freemoth
| Talis Consulting | World leading expertise in Linked Data and the Semantic Web
Bibliographic-Framework-Transition-Initiative
MARC
Wallis
Talis
2011
blog_post
from delicious
november 2011 by freemoth
Want Good IT Customer Service? Visit Your Library /Dawn Thistle
november 2011 by freemoth
a great customer service model may actually be found in libraries
- Expert Voices
customer-service
IT
libraries
Thistle
2011
from delicious
- Expert Voices
november 2011 by freemoth
The Molecule of Data / David Weinberger with Karen Coyle
october 2011 by freemoth
Library Lab/The Podcast 008:
data
linked_data
Coyle
2011
podcasts
Weinberger
from delicious
october 2011 by freemoth
Academic Library Autopsy Report, 2050 / Brian T. Sullivan
october 2011 by freemoth
- Commentary - The Chronicle of Higher Education
academic_libraries
future
Sullivan
2011
try-conference
from delicious
october 2011 by freemoth
Five Common Pitfalls of Online Course Design / By: Elizabeth St. Germain
august 2011 by freemoth
- Faculty Focus | Faculty Focus
elearning
course-design
online
teaching
education
St.-Germain
2011
from delicious
august 2011 by freemoth
ALA/ALCTS/CCS Committee on Cataloging: Description and Access -
Task Force on RDA Instructions for Heads of State and Heads of Government
august 2011 by freemoth
just saw a mention of this new CC:DA TF Task Force on Machine-Actionable Data Elements in RDA Chapter 3
RDA
carriers
CC:DA
elements
2011
from twitter
august 2011 by freemoth
Untitled (http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/migrated/2011_build/legal_education/committees/standards_review_documents/july2011meeting/20110705_ch_6_library_information_resources_clean_copy.authcheckdam.pdf)
july 2011 by freemoth
ABA Standards Review Cmte - Draft of ch. 6 re: law libraries
law_libraries
united_states
standards
ABA
2011
from twitter
july 2011 by freemoth
Law's Information Revolution by Bruce Kobayashi, Larry Ribstein :: SSRN
july 2011 by freemoth
"legal information engineers would to some extent replace legal practitioners" Law's Information Revolution
law
information_architecture
Kobayashi
Ribstein
2011
information
lawyers
from twitter
july 2011 by freemoth
Quadrant Online - The Great Purge of Our Libraries
july 2011 by freemoth
interesting piece on "destruction" of Australian libraries by Micheal Wildy, The Great Purge of Our Libraries
libraries
australia
weeding
Wildy
2011
destruction
from twitter
july 2011 by freemoth
A stealth librarianship manifesto / John Dupuis
june 2011 by freemoth
Confessions of a Science Librarian
librarianship
librarians
academic_libraries
manifestos
Dupuis
blog_post
2011
from delicious
june 2011 by freemoth
http://seanmcgrath.blogspot.com/...
june 2011 by freemoth
Interesting comparison: law and source code
law
source-code
McGrath
blog_post
2011
KLISS
from ril
june 2011 by freemoth
Re: [RDA-L] RDA Test Final Report
june 2011 by freemoth
people seem to have a lot of time to engage in endless listserv discussions
RDA
comments
disruption
Siedlecki
2011
from delicious
june 2011 by freemoth
Untitled (http://www.niso.org/apps/group_public/download.php/6704/NISOwebinar11may2011PRINT.pdf)
june 2011 by freemoth
recommend R.Maxwell's presentation on the Potential of RDA
cataloguing
RDA
future
Maxwell
2011
presentations
VTLS
FRBR
ILS
Epsley
from twitter
june 2011 by freemoth
Improving Umlaut’s approach: better metadata / Jonathon Rochkind
june 2011 by freemoth
| Bibliographic Wilderness
Umlaut
metadata
Rochkind
blog_post
2011
from delicious
june 2011 by freemoth
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