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We Saw It On The Internet!
Celebrate along with the American Library Association by following the hashtag #nlw12 on twitter or visiting atyourlibrary.org
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Websites of Note...
Each month, we add a dozen or so new records to our premier product for finding free, accurate, accessible and authentic legal information on the Internet: CassidyCat's Digital Law Library. These are a few of the newest sites being added to the collection:
The U.S. Copyright Office has issued a report on "Legal Issues in Mass Digitization: A Preliminary Analysis and Discussion Document." Describing the tangle of issues at the intersection of book digitization projects and copyright law, this report seeks to facilitate further discussion among the public, interested parties, and Congress.
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An initiative of Stanford Law School, the China Guiding Cases Project is publishing English translations of "guiding cases" released by China's Supreme People's Court and a forum for commentary and dialogue on these cases by legal experts throughout the world. The Project is intended to provide an avenue for worldwide understanding and contribution to the evolution of Chinese case law. The site contents are available in Chinese and English.
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To report on "Cyber-Security: The Vexed Question of Global Rules," an independent Belgian security and defense think tank solicited the views of 250 leading worldwide authorities from government, business, academia, and international organizations. The resulting report provides a current global view of the cyber-threat, potential countermeasures, and future concerns.
CassidyCat's Digital Law Library records are rich with subject headings so your users will find these free resources in your catalog as an alternative to print or other electronic resources. Read more about receiving monthly files of authoritative records for authentic, publicly available law-related websites. |
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Ph: 973-586-3200
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From the President's Desk,
We are proud to welcome to our professional cataloging staff Michael Herrick, a foreign language specialist. His linguistic strengths are most heavily concentrated in Slavic languages, but he enjoys just about any challenge. He has cataloged at the Center for Research Libraries, Harvard University, and Holy Trinity Orthodox Seminary in Jordanville, New York. Cassidy Cataloguing is once again accepting original and copy cataloging projects in Russian, Polish, and all other Slavic languages. In addition, our full-time staff includes Qing Fan, an experienced Chinese language cataloger. All modern romance languages are routinely cataloged by our regular full-time professional staff. We encourage you to share this information with your Technical Services counterparts in your main campus libraries as our staff is not limited by subject to law and business. Our subscribers include medical collections, engineering, music, science and technical data, literature, and general studies. Please contact me anytime to discuss specific projects at 973-586-3200 or joni@cassidycat.com.
Sincerely,
Joni Cassidy
President & CEO, Cassidy Cataloguing Services, Inc. |
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It's not too late to take advantage of these great prices! Our March Madness Sale has been extended through April 20, 2012!
HeinOnline
5% discount on ALL HeinOnline Record Sets!
Special sales:
World Trials Update Service 3/2012-12/2012 only $510!
Hague Academy of Collected Courses Online only $1,465!
American Indian Law Collection only $2,000!
Pentagon Papers only $235!
LexisNexis
Lexis-ALM Collection only $560!
ALM Media - Law Journal Press eTreatises
A La Carte Titles only $10 each!
Westlaw
Westlaw Study Aids only $2,000!
American Tribal Law only $475!
WestlawNext - 4,000 records still only $2,000!
eBooks
National Academies Press (Expanded Collection!) only $2,200!
eScholarship Editions of Public Titles only $850!
both include one year free updates!
Wolters Kluwer KluwerPatentLaw only $175!
*Update service billed separately for all collections. |
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Add Congressional Hearings records to your catalog!
HeinOnline had recently announced the plan to add thousands of congressional hearings into their U.S. Congressional Documents Collection.
Be sure to give your researchers access to all of these useful titles by adding the records right into your catalog! 
Those of you already subscribed to the U.S. Congressional Documents Collection through Cassidy will be contacted shortly and will begin to receive these hearings as update files.
If you are interested in ordering this collection of records from Cassidy Cataloguing, they are part of the March Madness sale going on now!
MARCH MADNESS PRICING: $2,085 which includes a year of updates!
Remember - Members of NELLCO and MALLCO receive an additional discount! Contact us today! |
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ALM Media Records
We are very happy to announce our partnership with ALM Media to provide top-quality catalog records for approximately 150 Law Journal Press treatise titles!
These records will be created in the PNR-Enhanced format and are available on a completely a la carte basis. You receive records only for the titles to which you have access!
Check out the available titles here.
MARCH MADNESS PRICING: only $10/ per record!
Make the most out of your investment and add catalog records to your catalog today!
Order now or contact us for samples! |
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Official catalogers for HeinOnline
What does this mean to you?
Not only does this mean that Cassidy Cataloguing has exclusive access to all content in HeinOnline's massive database, but it means that we have an open channel of communication with the publisher, resulting in only the best and most accurate information for our full MARC21 catalog records.
We encourage you to compare!
Our records are created originally by experienced MLS and JD degreed law catalogers. While we may use machine-processing to run routine clean-up or upgrading, we never produce records in this fashion. The difference is clear! Click here to see a real comparison of two records.
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Recommended Readings
An article written by Joni Cassidy and Jill Yael Milhorat is on a Recommended Reading list put forth by Cindy May of the
Law Librarians Association of Wisconsin (LLAW) chapter ofAALL.
The article, "RDA: What Does It Have To Do With Me?", can be found in the November 2011 edition of AALL Spectrum or online through Spectrum Online with your username and password.
A brief abstract from the article:
"The authors discuss how the new cataloging code known as RDA (Resource Description and
Access) will affect administrators, reference librarians, and public services librarians. They
emphasize RDA's goal of making libraries more visible and accessible to many more users."
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