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This Week’s Links: 051125
- NYT: NCSU, Personal Portals
- ZDnet: Microsoft ECMA/ISO move
- Microsoft Watch: Will Open XML Really Be Open?
- ZDNet: RSS + OPML/ SSE = Really Simple Synchronization
- Wired: Who’s Afraid of Google? Everyone
- BBC News: Google extends searching offline
- Newfoundland’s confederation with Canada
- PR Newswire: Digital Study guides
- VitalSource: Digital Study Guides
- HeinOnline
- Tom Davenport
- Larry Prusak
- The Babson Knowledge Blog
- The Babson Knowledge Blog: inaugural post
- The Babson Knowledge Blog: RSS Feed
- KM World and Intranets 2005: Tom Davenport’s keynote
- KM World and Intranets 2005: Bill Ives on Tom Davenport’s keynote
- InterAlia: lawyers and RSS
- Ray Kurzweil bio
- MIT
- Kurzweil, “The Singularity…”
- Posner, “An Economic Analysis of the Use of Citations in the Law” [pdf]
- Twining,“Generalizing about law: the case of legal transplants” [pdf]
- Twining, “A Post-Westphalian Conception Of Law” [pdf]
- USC: Precedential Cascades [pdf]
- Yale conference: Regulating Search: A Symposium on Search Engines, Law, and Public Policy
- Australian Parliament Web site
- PAC: Documents Relating to the Constitutional History of Canada
- Canada: Dept. of Justice: Laws
- Constitution Act 1867 to 1982
- Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms
- Parliament: Constitutional Conferences, 1927-1999
- Parliament: The Constitution Since Patriation: Chronology
- Library Boy
- Canadiana.org
- Canadiana.org: News release: Canada in the Making awarded grant from Canadian Heritage [pdf]
- Canadiana.org: Early Canadiana Online
- IHT: Wireless: Creating Internet of Things
- ITU Internet Reports 2005, Internet of Things [pdf]
- LRN
- LRN: press release re Dupont collaboration with LRN on ethics
- Legal Week: Tony Williams on commodification of legal services
- Jomati: Outsourceing legal services [pdf]
- Harald Bluetooth
- Bluetooth
- Wikipedia: 802.11
- Wikipedia: Bluetooth security concerns
- How Stuff Works: Bluetooth
- GlobalLex
- GlobalLex: Tjaden, "Researching Canadian Law"


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