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Opinion
Soapbox: Law Librarians need to exercise their shrinking voice!
By John DiGilio on
Posted in Soapbox
The Soapbox is a new iBraryGuy weekly feature debuting in December 2010. It will feature a new opinion piece on a topic of interest to law librarians and info pros. All opinions presented are those of the iBraryGuy team and do not represent the positions of any particular business or industry group. Recent news reports …