Correction: Updated to correct June Liebert’s employer.
True confessions time: Until last week, law librarians had not been very high on my radar. Unlike the e-discovery folks who pound on LTN’s door morning, noon, and night; and the CIOs talking loudly about security, mobility, and cybercrime and having paranoia attacks about whether their acronym really stands for ‘Career is Over;” the library/research crowd has been excessively polite — like 1960s Catholic high school sophomores told too often that good girls don’t draw attention to themselves. While we have kept an eye on issues surrounding the digitization of books by the big guns (Thomson Reuters, LexisNexis, Wolters Kluwer, and now Bloomberg Law — all Gold Sponsors of the conference), there just wasn’t a whole lot of noise coming from this contingent — which remains dominated by women.
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