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  1. natural language searching
  2. Infotoday: searching and feedback loops
  3. Search Engine Watch: Google
  4. The Anatomy of a Large-Scale Hypertextual Web Search Engine
  5. PC World: New Search Stars
  6. CALI: Activity-theoretical approach to legal info retrieval [ppt]
  7. Blogshares values Slaw
  8. BAILII
  9. UK’s Joint Information Systems Committee
  10. BAILII’s Open Law Project
  11. Wikipedia: Samuel A. Alito
  12. report: The Future of Human Resources in Canadian Libraries
  13. L’avenir des ressources humaines dans les bibliothéques canadiennes
  14. Canadian Judicial Council: model policy on court records
  15. Canadian Bar Association
  16. CBA: “Podcasting: Coming to a Law Firm Near You”
  17. CBA: “Legal Research Roundtable.”
  18. Hein Online
  19. Ontario: e-Laws
  20. Ontario: Legislation Act Part IV: Proof of Legislation
  21. Open Content Alliance
  22. Kahle, e-book, The Open Library
  23. Wikipedia: Brewster Kahle
  24. CBC report: Canadian internet use
  25. Canadian Internet Project Study
  26. Google’s customizable home page
  27. Google Reader
  28. bio: Professor Carol Kuhlthau
  29. Kuhlthau’s 6 stages of information search process
  30. Kuhlthau’s publications
  31. Google Print
  32. Law Librarian Blog
  33. FamilyTreeDNA.com
  34. Omnitrace.com
  35. Globe and Mail
  36. Wikipedia: The Deep Web
  37. Wikipedia: Rhino Party
  38. Figueroa v. Canada
  39. Forcese, Freeman: The Laws of Government
  40. An Act to Amend the Canada Elections Act
  41. Canada Elections Act

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