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Sadly now the table is cluttered with crap nobody needs. Could someone bus the table, please? I got work to do.
Could someone bus the table, please? I got work to do.
That is the whole problem. Windows 8 is not designed to produce anything, only consume stuff produced by others. Probably another reason it has never caught on with businesses, you can't actually do anything useful or productive with it.
But why should I get Win8 when I have to get it and then jump a few hoops to get what I already had with Win7?
But why should I get Win8 when I have to get it and then jump a few hoops to get what I already had with Win7?
Because Windows operating systems have a finite life cycle [microsoft.com]. Mainstream support will end three years earlier for Windows 7 than for Windows 8, as will extended support.
My hope is that by then either Windows 10 is out or a replacement OS is available to escape the upgrade hell altogether.
The whole EOL thing is laughed at by us out in the real world building things. If it ain't broke, don't fix it, and if it is broken, it still won't get fixed until it costs the company less money than the amount they're losing.
I agree with you so long as a device is not connected to the Internet. I still run a game console made in the late 1980s, for instance. Devices connected to the Internet, on the other hand, are subject to attacks that were not foreseen prior to EOL.
But why should I get Win8 when I have to get it and then jump a few hoops to get what I already had with Win7?
Because most new PCs come with it installed. I don't see any reason to upgrade an existing Windows 7 PC to Windows 8 but it's hardly the end of the world if you buy a new PC with Win8 already installed.
This is a pretty bad example of clickbait. The linked bog basically says "There is junkware. Microsoft's Trademarks are protected but others, like iTunes and Firefox, get scammed by repackagers, same as any search engine.
All this means is that companies like Apple and Mozilla happen not to have notified Microsoft of the infringement yet. So if you're worried about it, go tell Apple's legal department [apple.com] and Mozilla's [mozilla.org].
Why should they have to? The store is supposed to be curated and given these examples, it's obvious it is not curated at all.
Does anybody actually buy apps for Metro?
The question runs deeper: Does anyone actually use Metro?
I paid for the ModernUI version of Plex. It was $2 or something and it's pretty much a showpiece for the touchscreen experience on Windows.
However, I own both a Surface and a Surface Pro, so I actually use it. I also own Plex on iOS, GoogleTV, the Play Store and Amazon's app store. Getting it for Windows 8 was really more about completing the collection.
Possibly, but cutting out obvious spam-ware would hardly be criticised by anyone.
Why should Apple care? Actually, if I was Apple, I'd enjoy seeing my opponent's store being cluttered with crap which makes mine all the better looking.
Why should Apple care?
Apple should care about the misuse of its own trademarks because of the threat that they'll become no longer distinctive.
More like the Microsoft App Store is a bad example of clickbait.
Lacking evidence to the contrary, it seems Microsoft actively approves this state of things. They have a human performing certification and content compliance, which involves actually installing and verifying these applications:
"Content compliance: Our certification testers install and review your app to test it for content compliance. The amount of time this takes varies depending on how complex your app is, how much visual content it has, and how many apps have been submitted recently."
With that statement, they must be 100% complicit in these scams, because it makes them money when someone bites, and because it keeps the number of apps in the app store up.
So that raises a question then: is "not spying on/advertising at your users" a requirement?
What other possible criteria could there be?
Are they more concerned with, say, pornography, than actual user experience?
What are they worried about stopping?
What are they worried about stopping?
I think we have plenty of evidence to the contrary. Microsoft has, and does, willfully provide false information. They do this deliberately and indiscriminately, even to judges while under oath. Maybe you forgot about the claims to a judge that "If you remove Internet Explorer the Operating system stops functioning.". Even though a judge was smart enough to remove IE and show they were lying, nobody went to jail. So the trend continued.
Now what possible motivation would MS have for lying about approving apps? Easy, it's a numbers game. If Apple has half a billion applications how can MS fudge numbers to look relevant and not appear to be deliberate liars? Easy! Let people dump all kinds of crap into their app store so they can claim "look how many applications we have!' and "Look at our growth rate, thousands of new apps every day!". Both are technically true, though based on a lie about monitoring.
MS further can easily blow off the lie about approving content. Expect something along the lines of "Our people were not trained properly" with some bogus "we were hacked" charges sprinkled in for FUD and sympathy.
This is no different from the Apple store or Google's Play Store. All app stores, by their very concept, are full of scamware.
The same thing however, killed a videogame company or two. It's not the maker that suffers, it's the market.
but many open-source apps can be found at the store from unofficial sources that have a cost
FSF says it's perfectly fine to distribute free software for a fee [gnu.org], so long as the license is followed.
But platforms relying on a single app store have in the past made copyleft license compliance difficult or impossible. The GNU General Public License, for example, defines "source code" to include what GPLv3 calls "Installation Information" and GPLv2 calls "scripts used to control compilation and installation". When a platform requires all code to be digitally signed, a signing key is part of this "Information" or these "scripts". And the terms for obtaining a code signing certificate tend to forbid developers from sharing the private key with the public. This is why GPL software like VLC can't be on Apple's App Store [slashdot.org], nor can ScummVM be on the Wii console [slashdot.org].
And I missed the point where OP said someone had already made the open-source stuff available for free - in the windows app store.
Just because its open source doesn't automatically mean you can "apt-get install" it on Windows.
If I remember correctly, the issue with VLC on the Apple store was that the GPL allows charging for the software but does not allow charging for the license.
I thought it involved ensuring that anybody possessing a usable copy can make and distribute usable and modifiable copies to other users, and Apple doesn't let app developers ensure this.
Use of the Wii SDK forbids Open Source
There's plenty of non-copylefted open source software in the Wii Menu, Internet Channel, and Wii Shop Channel. Nintendo's SDK license appears to just forbid use of copylefted software. If you want, I can hook up my Wii console and find exactly how to open the list of copyright notices for the non-copylefted open source libr
But nothing forbids getting the unsigned code via a side channel. So get ScummVM on your console and it includes a note about how to get the unsigned version along with an HMAC or MD5 sum to verify it is secure.
Actually, you don't need to provide signing keys for GPLv2. Tivo used GPLv2 code without a signing key, and the only thing the FSF could do was come out with GPLv3 that explicitly prevents that. That was one of the driving forces behind GPLv3 (although they did a lot of other things as well).
Tivo used GPLv2 code without a signing key
Did a court ever decide whether TiVo failed to provide "scripts to control [...] installation"?
That's exactly what Apple is doing. The OS and assorted upgrades and patches are delivered through the app store.
One store to rule them
I use it quite a bit. I like the metro Skype better, since I want it more full screen. I like it for email and chat too since I can have metro snapped to the side with desktop full screen. I also use a metro calculator for similar reasons.
, but many open-source apps can be found at the store from unofficial sources that have a cost,
Not quite, Mr. Summary. There's nothing legally wrong with selling open-source apps if the license is followed. And ethically? Consider this:
Why would anybody find this useful? If there's a particularly obscure but useful open-source app that updates irregularly, or it's difficult or cumbersome to install, or maybe Grandma just doesn't want to mess around with MSI and EXE installers, then the new publisher would be adding value and providing a service in providing the open-source across the Store interface; reducing the fuss needed to get the software working, updated and safe.
There's nothing stopping the original developer / copyright holder / copyright assignment entity, or indeed any other legally allowed entity, from putting up the software on the Store for gratis (assuming the Store allows that) alongside New Publisher's paid for version, but if they haven't or don't want to that is their own problem. If the New Publisher has monitised the service they provide in packaging the OSS app, then bully for them.
This is all in a fantasy land where said 'good' publishers existed and actually worked to keep the software updated regularly, I know.
The trouble is trademark. If you use the trademark of the software you recompiled then you are violating trademark law and using the official branch's trademark for personal gain.
Isn't this a trend with all app stores now? There's little incentive for any developer to create something only to have it cloned the next day, and have your original app downvoted by the army of the "competition", e.g., http://www.reddit.com/r/gamede... [reddit.com]. I'm starting to think there are more "rogue" apps than legit ones.
Many apps use Adware anyway, which is just a backdoor waiting to happen. Do you trust the developer not to sell you to the highest bidder? The information you hold might be more valuable th
Worse that pay-to-play software of dubious quality is the entire lack of support for major applications, and a complete lack of serious productivity and mainstream apps. Many of the apps are poor stepchildren of their Android and iOS counterparts if they even exist at all. A useful, app-style browser is woefully missing (for those who have convertible tablet/laptops, you can't have Chrome, IE or FF act as an app/finger centric if you use them in desktop mode.)
The iOS and Android app stores are full of shit, too, but at least there's some good stuff out there. For MS, all they have is the shit.
Hell, I noticed it almost a month after the Store Debuted.
As I said in the AV is Dead Article, I tell our customers "Don't download or install anything" and I mean it. The windows store is like the wild west. They do no QA on the content and refuse to remove obvious scam acts. Hell, MS in many cases doesn't even host the files, they post a button that says "Get App From Publisher" that leads to a third party site where you can "download" the file. That's just stupid.
The other thing that really needs to get
The rich get rich, and the poor get poorer. The haves get more, the have-nots die.


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The South Tama School District Budget estimate is $19,368,558 for fiscal year 2014. The property tax levy is $16.03 per $1,000 valuation.
This compares to the current 16.11 rate.
On Monday night, March 18, school board members authorized publication of the budget estimate and set a public hearing for April 8 at 5:30 p.m. at the Partnership Center in Tama.
Also on Monday, Superintendent Kerri Nelson advised the South Tama County Board of Education members to consider the renewal of their contract with KeBecca, formerly EduCare. KeBecca provides special education services for Level lll BD students in the district. The district has contracted for these services for the past three years.
School board members Michelle Yuska, Ron Hala, Mark McFate Anne Michael and Jackie Dvorak all voted to approve the contract.
The contract provides for a two-classroom comprehensive special education program at the South Tama Schools for the 2013-14 school year. The only noted change is the age span of the students eligible to attend the elementary classroom. KeBecca will now offer services for first and second grade students as well.
Terms of the contract include:
KeBecca Education Services, Inc. will provide certified instructional staff employed, trained and supervised by KeBecca. Full time equivalency for the instructional staff shall be 2.0 Full Time Employment in support of two full time instructional classrooms. Annual contracted days of service for the instructional staff positions shall be 190 days.
KeBecca will also provide 4.0 Full Time instructional support staff employed, trained and supervised by Kebecca. One of these instructional staff positions shall be termed Interventionist with a job description commensurate with the unique responsibilities of the Interventionist role. Each instructional support staff position shall average 35 hours per week and 180 days of instruction per year. Hourly wages and benefits for the instructional support positions shall be the responsibility of KeBecca.
Kebecca will provide for a comprehensive special education academic - behavior management program.
The classrooms shall be termed "Self Contained" and consistent with the KeBecca Comprehensive model.
The program shall meet or exceed all minimum requirements of the Iowa Department of Education.
KeBecca will provide for a comprehensive Title 1 reading and math program for students enrolled in the program.
South Tama will provide for the term of the contract appropriate clerical support for the teacher and instructional support staff.
South Tama will also provide for the term of the contract appropriate custodial support for the program.
South Tama will be responsible for the food service support for the students enrolled for the term of the contract.
South Tama shall provide for the term of the contract, appropriate student transportation services for STC students enrolled in the special education Level III Behavior Disorders program.
The board also approved a contract with Kagan Cooperative Learning as part of the district's professional development plan. The contract is for services on March 28 at the elementary school. The focus will be on using the strategies of math instruction. This is a one day program and will be held from 8:30am to 3:30 pm. Participant fee for those attending is $154. If the final number of participants is less than 99 the price could be increased and if the final number exceeds 100 it could be reduced.
In other business the school board:
-approved a contract for George Corum as Varsity Girls track coach was approved, going into effect immediately at a salary of $4,797.
-accepted resignations from Mike Cherveny, high school custodian and Sandy Merfield, Print Shop, both effective May 31, and Emily Chyma, varsity girls track and cheerleading coach, effective immediately.

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I've just fitted a whoopie SRL to my whoopie all-in-one slings by connecting the SPR between the two rings. This seems to work great and I set the line to 83% of the overall length (ring to ring). However when I did a test hang today the SRL was very tight. I had to lenghthen the SRL quite a bit to reduce the tension.
I've seen some videos and read that I should be able to bend the SRL between my fingers when I'm in the hammock to set the right amount of tension.
Todays set up made me think about a few things though; if the ridgeline length stays the same length between hangs, the tension will vary depending on the distance between the two trees and the height of the straps as both of these factors will affect the angle of the slings and the workload placed on the SRL. The angle of the slings today was less than 30 degrees, so more stress was placed on the SRL.
Should I worry about tension in the SRL or should I just find the sweet spot and forget about it?


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It's that time of year again, cold and flu season. This year we are getting hit hard with the flu, so you will want to take extra measures this season to stay healthy.
Did you know that regularly soaking in a hot tub could be a proactive and also a therapeutic solution to head colds and other sicknesses? Yes, hot tubs could help prevent you from getting sick, and speed up your recovery when you are sick. I'll tell you why in this article.
Maybe you've heard the theory that people who work out often get sick less? Well, it turns out that there is some validity in this. Researchers from Appalachian State University in North Carolina tracked the lifestyle habits of 1,000 adults over a 12 week period. The results were astonishing – those who worked out for regularly for at least 20 minutes decreased their chances of getting sick by half!
"Activity is, by far, the most powerful lifestyle habit in terms of your ability to avoid getting sick," said David Nieman, the study's lead author. "Exercise is the one thing you can do that truly seems to boost immunity. In many ways, it's more effective than hand washing and other hygiene habits. No matter how clean you are, coming into contact with viruses and bugs is unavoidable."
"Each exercise session sparks a temporary rise in immune system cells circulating around the body," he said. "So, although these levels fall back into the normal range within three hours or so, each bout enhances the surveillance of harmful viruses and bacteria. Repeated often enough, this reduces the number and severity of infections like the common cold."
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It may seem far fetched, but the reasons are simple:
– EXERCISES CAUSES A RAISE IN BODY TEMPERATURE – It has been found that even a small shift of a few degrees in body temperature makes a difference for preventing and fighting infections. Infectious agents can't survive in environments where the body's core temperature is elevated on a regular basis. In addition, Science Daily claims that elevated body temperature helps certain types of immune cells work better. On the flip side, too much strenuous exercise while sick could have the opposite effect on the immune system.
– EXERCISE MAKES YOU SWEAT: When you exercise, you sweat. Sweating releases waste products, lowering the amount of infectious agents in your body, and making you less prone to sickness.
If you want to decrease your chances of getting sick, or even help cure a sickness you already have; increase your body temperature on a consistent basis and make sure to sweat.
This is also how our body naturally fights a sickness. Our body reacts with a fever, raising the body temperature temporarily. Your internal environment becomes less inviting place for viruses and your immune system is boosted. A raise in temperature won't eliminate the infectious agents, but it will make them less effective.
We can apply these same principles to your hot tub. A hot tub can induce a "fake fever". Your core body temperature is 98.6 degrees, and a maximum hot tub temperature is 104 degrees.
By soaking in a heated hot tub, your body temperature will be raised. This will cause your core body temperature to shift, and also cause you to sweat. Raising your body temperature + sweating = the magic formula.
In addition, regular hot tub use will help you get a better nights rest and assist you in relaxation, all important aspects to keeping sickness away and curing it once it arrives.
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- Stay hydrated. This is very important!
- Use aromatherapy like eucalyptus to enhance the relaxing and therapeutic effects of the hot tub
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The Stage Management Sub-committee (SMC) advises the Stage Committee and take action on any matters relevant to the professional employment of Equity members who work in stage management in any area of theatre. In addition the committee can, subject to endorsement from the Stage Committee, submit industrial claims to relevant employers and agree settlements of claims.
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Sony is emphasizing social interaction with the PlayStation 4, even including a "Share" button to easily show off your experiences to friends and stalkers. But it recognizes that sometimes developers won't want to let you show off things like spoilers, so it's giving developers access to disable it selectively.
"There will be parts of a game that the maker does not want people to be able to see," Sony Worldwide Studios president Shuhei Yoshida told 4gamer (translated by Edge). "For example, on Vita, developers can in certain scenes disable the feature that lets users take a screenshot, and (the Share function) will have a similar mechanism. The creator may not want to make video of the final boss sharable, for instance."
He didn't mention just how extensive this ability would be, if developers would only be able to disable small portions, or if they could cut off large swaths of a game. Yoshida said that his own desire to make sharing easy came from Dark Souls, when he was too busy to play but wanted to watch videos. The suggestion of a dedicated share button came from a member of the production staff, and the team instantly recognized the value.


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Dean Ouellette Addresses Albany Law's Rich History, Looks Forward in Inaugural Speech
Albany Law Appoints Five New Board of Trustees Members
Dan Stewart '88, Adjunct Professor, Appointed Federal Magistrate Judge
Former U.S. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell to Speak at Albany Law School
Dean Ouellette Welcomes Class of 2018, Introduces Judge Rivera to Students
15th Annual Saratoga Institute on Equine, Racing, and Gaming Law
Albany Law School Congratulates its Most Recently Tenured Professors
National LGBT Bar Association Honors Sautter-Walker '15 and Grogan '16
Albany Law School Listed Among Top 10 Most Underrated Law Schools
Albany Law Launches Pathways Program for Fall Students
Woods '12 Selected as 2015-2016 Supreme Court Fellow
Rockefeller Institute and Government Law Center to Hold Event on Budget and Balance of Power
Albany Law School Celebrates Class of 2015 at 164th Commencement
Albany Law School Mourns Passing of Former Dean and Trustee Emeritus Richard Bartlett
Journal Celebrates New York's Public Policy Innovations
Albany Law 5th of 15 New York Law Schools for JD-required Employment Rate
Professor Huntington to Give Talk on "Failure to Flourish: How Law Undermines Family Relationships"
Albany Law Students Reach Final Round in $100,000 Business Plan Competition
Albany Law School Launches Immigration Law Clinic to Provide Free Legal Representation to Immigrants in the Capital Region
Professor Breger to Deliver Inaugural Katz Lecture on Healing Trafficked Children
N.Y. Supreme Court Justices to Hear Oral Arguments at Albany Law
New Study Lists Albany Law as a Top School for Partners in the 100 Largest Law Firms
The White House, Pfizer among Students' Full-Time, Semester-Long Internships
Albany Law Moot Court Team Heading to National Finals, Third Time in Four Years
Albany Law to Host 14 Law Schools for National Moot Court Competition
U.S. District Judge Sterling Johnson Jr. to Deliver Crawford Lecture on Police-Community Relations
First Anderson Legislative Seminar of 2015 to Tackle Immigration Reform
Albany Law School to Hold First-ever LGBT Law Day
Alicia Ouellette Named 18th Dean of Albany Law School
"The Megyn Kelly Moment"
Albany Law School to Host "Leading a New Era: Women Entrepreneurs"
Twenty-nine Students Sworn in by Justice Clark to Represent Real Clients
Professor Higginbotham to Deliver Matthews Lecture on Ending Racism in Post-racial America
Albany Law School to Host Memorial for Distinguished Professor Emeritus Siegel
Students Serve Community, Take Bar Before Graduation Through New Pro Bono Program
Class of 2015 Lines Up Post-graduate Clerkships, Firm Jobs
Younger '82 Among Nominees for State's Highest Court
More than 20 Alumni Win Races on Election Day 2014
Legal Education Blog, Edited by Prof. Lynch, Named to ABA Journal Top 100
Professor Heverly Files Amicus Brief in Supreme Court Air Marshal Whistleblower Case
Governor Cuomo Selects 10 More Albany Law Grads for Excelsior Service Fellowships
Board Chair Nolan, Dean Ouellette Invite Alumni to Participate in Town Hall Meeting
Connie Mayer Named Interim Associate Dean for Academic Affairs
Gov. Cuomo Nominates Trustee Justice Stein '81 for N.Y.'s Highest Court; Trustee Emeriti Younger '82 Makes Short List
Albany Law School Announces Realignment of Institutional Leadership
Albany Law School Mourns Passing of Professor David Siegel
Albany Law School Announces Innovative Strategic Plan to Prepare the Next Generation of Lawyers and Leaders
Dean Andrews Gives Keynote at N.Y.S. Minorities in Criminal Justice Annual Symposium
Former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights to Deliver Series of Lectures at Albany Law School
Students Present Research Statewide at NYSBA CLE Event
New Web-Based Program Offers Homeowners Facing Foreclosure Critical Legal Information For Free
Albany Law School to Host 20th Annual Senior Citizens' Law Day
NYSBA and Albany Law Journal of Science & Technology to Host Program on Telehealth and Telemedicine
NYSBA Committee to Present Panel on Non-traditional Career Paths
Immigration Pro Bono Project Raises $1,000 for Refugee Children Attending Albany Schools
Goldman Sachs' Ayco Executive Launches Professional Development Series
Albany Law Students to Provide Legal Resources to Immigrant Detainees in Albany County through New Initiative
Albany Law School Promotes Hirokawa, Hill, Rogerson
Albany Law to Offer Professional Development Day for Class of 2017 Before Orientation
14th Annual Saratoga Institute on Racing & Gaming Law to Convene Aug. 12 and 13, 2014
Albany Law School and The Legal Project Help Victims of Domestic Violence by Launching Katheryn D. Katz Fellowship Program
Albany Law School and The Legal Project Join to Help Victims of Domestic Violence through New Fellowship Program
Albany Law School Appoints Two New Directors for Law Clinic & Justice Center
Albany Law and N.Y. Department of Public Service to Hold "An Energy Agenda for the Future"
Albany Law School to Hold June Summit to Examine Legal Needs of Rural New York State
Conference to Focus on Latest N.Y. Tax Issues and Impact on Business
Albany Law Professors Recognized for Teaching, Scholarship and Service
Albany Law Celebrates Class of 2014 at 163rd Commencement
Albany Law School and New York State Bar Association to Launch E-Health Internship Program
Health Law Clinic Awarded $400,000 Contract by DOH to Help Individuals and Families Affected by Cancer
New Lecture Series Established in Memory of Prof. Katz '70
Richard Hartunian '86 to Address DOJ and Crime as Alumnus in Residence
Dean Andrews to Deliver Human Rights Lecture at Northeastern Law
Governor Cuomo Appoints Three Albany Law Graduates to Appellate Division Third Department
Albany Law Students Present on Health and Human Rights in Central, South America and the Caribbean
Health Law Clinic Assists Members of the Community with Living Wills and Proxies
Albany Law School to Launch New Concentration in Equine, Racing and Gaming Law
Pro Bono Program and Albany County to Host "Take Back the Night" Event
Dr. Hopgood to Discuss "The Endtimes of Human Rights"
Former Lt. Gov. Ravitch Addresses Fiscal Challenges Facing Local Governments
Albany Law, University at Albany Partner for Event on Stopping Elder Abuse
Albany Law School Ranked Among Top 10 U.S. Public Interest Law Schools
Justices from Around the Country to Gather to Discuss "Exceeding Federal Standards" at Albany Law
Women's Law Caucus and CDWBA to Hold "Miss Representation" Film Screening and Panel
Dean Andrews Included Among Nation's Most Influential Minority Attorneys
N.Y. Supreme Court Justices to Hear Oral Arguments at Albany Law
Watch Recent Mayors of Upstate New York Panel
Dean Andrews to Give Black History Month Keynote for Sage Colleges
Professor Randall Kennedy to Address Affirmative Action for Dean's Book Series
NYSBA International Section and Albany Law Send Students to Work in Prague, Vienna, Krakow
U.S. Secretary Vilsack to Speak at Commencement
First Anderson Legislative Seminar of 2014 to Tackle Municipal Finance
Clarke '14 Receives New York Bar Foundation Scholarship
Fordham Professor to Deliver Matthews Lecture on Racism in Latin America as Part of Dean's Book Series
Renowned Human Rights Scholar to Deliver Stoneman Visiting Professor Lecture
Benedict '74 and Eaton '74 Honored at NYC Alumni Reception
Albany Law School Congratulates December 2013 Graduates
Clinic Students Submit Amicus Brief for Supreme Court Domestic Violence Case
Professor Lynch and Professor Louis Named to National Clinical Legal Education Board
Albany Law School and The Legal Project Launch Joint Fellowship Initiative to Help Victims of Domestic Violence
235 Graduates Named to 2013 Super Lawyers List
Government Law Center Launches Blog to Bolster Innovation and Entrepreneurship in New York
Clarke '14 Pens Award Winning Renewable Energy Article
Nolan '78 to Speak About Working in the Financial Sector
Albany Law School and University at Albany Host Workshop on Financial Market Regulation in Washington, D.C.
Kristanna Loken to Screen New Film "Fighting for Freedom" at Albany Law School
CAPITAL Magazine Highlights School's Curriculum
More than 30 Alumni Win Races on Election Day
Sheehan '94, Albany, and Warren '03, Rochester, Win Mayoral Races
Dean Andrews to Speak at Public Policy Forum Featuring Jonathan Kozol
SUNY NanoCollege and Albany Law Create First-of-its-Kind Program for NanoTech Education
Federal Judges Visit Law School's Clinic & Justice Center to Kick-Off Field Placement Program
GLC Announces New Police Mediation Program
Former Court of Appeals Judge to Deliver Annual Jones Lecture
200 Senior Citizens Attend Campus Event for Workshops and Free Legal Counsel
Student Event Provides Legal Services to Veterans, Congressman Tonko Recognizes Alumni Veterans
More than 60 Employers to Meet with Students at Public Sector Forum
Albany Law Lights Blue with Niagara Falls and 7 World Trade Center
Author of "The Reader" to Discuss New Book at Albany Law
Health Law Society to Host "Careers in Health Law" Panel
Two Newest Court of Appeals Judges Give Talks During Reunion
Dean Andrews Honored by Business Review, Featured in Print Edition
Recent Grads Win Pro Bono Awards from Prisoners' Legal Services
Albany Law to Participate in NYSBA Civil Right to Counsel Conference
Parlave '90 is FBI Voice for Navy Yard Shooting
GLC to Host Reception for Bill Redmond '55
Sheehan '94, Albany, and Warren '03, Rochester, Win Mayoral Primaries
Dean Andrews Testifies in Public Hearing on New York State Justice Gap
Dozens of Employers to Gather for Law Firm and Business Forum
Board Chair Nolan to Moderate Panel at Saint Rose Featuring Dean Ouellette and Two U.S. Judges
Constitution Day 2013 at Albany Law School
Governor Cuomo Selects 12 Albany Law Grads for Inaugural Excelsior Service Fellowships
"The Federalist Society" Author to Kick Off Dean's Book Series
Dean Andrews Named to The Business Review's Women Who Mean Business for 2013
Forty-seven Students Inducted into Law Clinic & Justice Center
Shukla '13 Named Barry A. Gold Health Law Fellow
Pro Bono Program Triples in Service Hours, Attorneys Needed to Continue Growth
Albany Law Students Travel Globe for Summer Internships
CLE in Saratoga August 2013 Seminar Series
Chief Judge Lippman Pens Article for Albany Law Review's Miscarriages of Justice
Dean Andrews Appointed to LSAC Test Development Committee
Professor Lytton's Book Reviewed by The New York Times
Albany Law School Appoints Emily Ekland '12 as Staff Attorney for Government Law Center
GLC to Hold 13th Annual Saratoga Institute on Racing & Gaming
Media Turn to Faculty for Supreme Court Analysis
Dean Ouellette Named Academic Dean
CLE on Assisting Taxpayers Set for June 13
Professor Ray Brescia to Lead Government Law Center at Albany Law School
Albany Law Celebrates Class of 2013 at 162nd Commencement
Professors Recognized for Teaching, Scholarship, Service
Albany Law School Hosts Russian Delegation
Professor Farley Named to Lawyers of Color's 50 Under 50
L.A. Public Radio, N.Y. Times, Newsweek's Daily Beast Call Professor Shanks this Week
NPR's Nina Totenberg to Deliver Albany Law School's Commencement Address
Justice Malone '72 Joins Whiteman Osterman & Hanna
Letter from Dean Andrews
Albany Law School Announces New Director of Alumni Affairs and New Assistant Director of Annual Giving
Government Law Review Surges to 33 out of 146 in Nation
Albany Law Hosts Chinese Delegation
Albany Law Holds 28th Annual Watkins Rugby Tournament
Albany Law Students Log More than 2,000 Pro Bono Hours this Year
Health Law Clinic Offers Help with Living Wills, Proxies
Albany Law Team Ranks Top Eight at National Moot Court Contest
Dean Andrews Announces Changes in Administration
Symposium to Focus on Cybersecurity, Online Privacy
Panel at Albany Law to Discuss Protecting Religious Liberty
School Mourns Loss of D'Agostino
Pioneer in Feminist International Law to Deliver Stoneman Visiting Professor Lecture
Panel on Future of Financial Market Regulation to be Held at World Financial Center
CLE: What Every Family Lawyer Needs to Know About Immigration Relief and Consequences
Moot Court Program Named in Honor of Justice Cardona '70
Chief Judge Cooke State Constitutional Commentary Symposium to Provide Insight into NY Court of Appeals
When Prison Gets Old
Veterans' Rights Pro Bono Project to Offer Free Legal Services in March
Willowbrook: Fulfilling the Promise
Supreme Court Appellate Division to Convene at Albany Law
First Anderson Legislative Seminar of 2013 to Tackle "Gun Control in New York"
Albany City and County Declare Freedom from Domestic Violence to be a Fundamental Human Right
Supreme Court: Priests or Devils?
Students, Faculty Celebrate Lunar New Year
Albany Law Closing at 5:00 p.m.; LSAT Cancelled for Feb. 9
Voiceless Cargo: Albany Government Law Review to Host Symposium on Human Trafficking and Sex Slavery
Inaugural Judge James Campbell Matthews Lecture to Focus on Thurgood Marshall
Professor Bloom Wins State Bar Award
Eighty Professors Gather at Albany Law to Share Scholarship, Teaching Strategies
New Intensive Testing Will Help 2Ls Identify Strengths and Weaknesses for Bar Exam
More than 50 Employers on Campus for Public Sector Forum
Albany Law Team Heading to ABA National Negotiation Competition
Veterans' Rights Pro Bono Project to Offer Free Legal Services
Timothy O'Hara Joins Albany Law School Board of Trustees
Albany Law Welcomes Visiting Professor from Shanghai Institute
Albany Law School Hires Kathryn Gigliotti as Assistant Director of Alumni Affairs
Columbia Law Professor and MacArthur Fellow Patricia Williams to Deliver 2013 Kate Stoneman Keynote
NY Times Assistant Counsel is Spring Alumnus in Residence
GLC to Host Renewable Energy Entrepreneurial Seminar Series
Connie Mayer Named Raymond and Ella Smith Distinguished Professor of Law
Dean Named to List of Top 100 Influential Black Attorneys
Professor Finkelman's Op-ed on Jefferson and Slavery Stirs Debate
Albany Law School Receives $23,000 from Slomo and Cindy Silvian Foundation for Health Care Law Scholarship Fund
LGBT Rights Project Joins Regional Task Force
Albany Law School Hires Two New Employees
From Cape Town to Kabul: Dean Andrews' New Book on Women's Human Rights
Albany Law School Seeks Nominations for 2013 Kate Stoneman Awards
Bunce '14 and McGrath '14 Win Gabrielli Appellate Advocate Competition
Elder Law Society to Hold Discussion on Disaster Preparedness for Seniors
Dean Andrews Organizes International Conference to Honor Renowned Scholar McQuoid-Mason
Bar Pass Rate Rises
Message from the President
Dean Andrews Receives Award at NEPOC Conference
Panel on New State Initiative to Improve Senior Citizens' Access to Justice
Dean Andrews Elected to Center for Economic Growth Board
Albany Law Convenes Pro Bono Admission Requirement Conference
Family Violence Project to Expand Services to Immigrant Victims
Pro Bono Society Wins Legal Project Award
Veterans' Rights Pro Bono Project to Host Legal Services Day Nov. 10
Albany Law Students Welcome Community for 2nd Annual Trick or Treat Street
President Signs Bill Naming Buffalo Courthouse After Justice Jackson '12
40th Anniversary of Willowbrook Case for Care of Individuals with Disabilities
Charter Schools Pull from Catholic Schools, Report Says, Increasing Public School Load
Five Alumnae Among 25 Named Upstate Women Super Lawyers
Albany Law School Mourns Passing of Professor Wallace '49
Hon. Judith Kaye to Deliver Hugh Jones Memorial Lecture
Albany Law School Presents "Barack Obama, Post-Racialism and the New Politics of Triangulation"
Lark Street Plaque Commemorates Justice Jackson
Eight Counsel to N.Y. Governors Participate in Panel
Vilsack '75 Addresses Democratic National Convention
Women's Law Caucus to Host Primary Candidate Forum
Hydrofracking Issues to be Explored at Daylong Event
Dean Andrews Subject of Times Union Profile
Violence, Vulgarity, Lies: Albany Law Review to Hold Symposium on Free Speech
Albany Law School Hosts Chinese Law Students
Albany Law School Welcomes the Class of 2015
Dean Andrews Speaks at South African Consulate
12th Annual Saratoga Institute Draws more than 100 Attendees, Media
Free Legal Clinic for Veterans Returns to Albany Law School
GLC to Hold 12th Annual Saratoga Institute on Racing and Gaming Law
Professor Heverly Named Interim Director of the Government Law Center
Alumni Volunteers Sought for Mentoring Program
Government Law Center Appoints New Advisory Board Members
Garcia '89 Appointed FIFA Corruption Prosecutor
Commencement Prize Named for Patricia Salkin '88
Clinic & Justice Center Provides Legal Advocacy for 600 Community Clients
Law Review Editor Wins State Constitutional Essay Competition
Graduates Present Second Largest Gift Ever
Albany Law School Mourns Passing of Professor Katz '70
Professor Breger Moderates Roundtable on Childhood Sexual Abuse
Graduates Present Second Largest Class Gift on Record
Albany Law School Faculty Co-edit Book on Greening Local Government
Albany Law Leads Talks at UN on Sustainability in Developing Nations
Leading Scholars Put Civil War on Trial at Albany Law in June
Professor Finkelman Featured on PBS' Finding Your Roots May 13
State Leaders to Discuss Implications of Federal Health Reform on New York
Pro Bono Society Honors More than 200 Students for 2,000 Hours
Albany Law Hosts, and Alumni Team Wins, Rugby Tournament
Corporate, Health and Tax Programs Named among Top in Nation
Albany Law Announces Penelope Andrews as 17th President & Dean
NAACP President Delivers Address on Racial Profiling
Finkelman Delivers Jay Heritage Center's 2012 John Jay Lecture
Albany Law Signs New Agreement with Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade
Panel to Review New Electric Facility Siting Process
Speaker to Discuss Legacy of Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
Watch Kate Stoneman Day Keynote Live at 5:00 p.m.
80 Veterans Get Free Legal Advice from Alumni Volunteers
Ninety Law Professors Gather on Campus for Teaching Conference
Crawford Lecturer to Address Mandate Relief and the Property Tax Cap
Albany Law Review Publishes First Issue of 75th Volume
Thirty-three Albany Law Students Learn Law in China
Chief Justices Convene at Albany Law for State of State Courts
Supreme Court Appellate Division Convenes at Albany Law
Albany Law School is Closed Today, Documentary Tonight is On
General Counsel of U.S. Budget Office to Deliver Keynote
Albany Law Hosts 22 Law Schools for National Competition
Elder Abuse Panel Convenes at Albany Law
First Anderson Legislative Seminar of 2012 to Tackle Hydrofracking
Hunter College President Delivers Kate Stoneman Day Keynote
Free Event Provides Senior Citizens, Caregivers with Legal Counsel
Jackson Event Kicks off Year-Long Celebration of His 100-year Legacy
Rising Law School Faculty from Around the Country Gather at Albany Law
Formerly Imprisoned Iranian Doctors Speak at Albany Law
More than 45 Employers on Campus for Public Sector Forum
Veterans' Pro Bono Project Facilitates Free Legal Advice
Sandman Fellow to Study NY's Aging Incarcerated Population for GLC
Chief Justices to Convene at Albany Law School
Government Law Center Launches New Blog on Government Reform
Professor Hutter to Serve as President-Elect of Albany County Bar Association
Dean Quoted in NY Law Journal on Changes in Legal Education
Albany Law to Celebrate Justice Robert Jackson, Class of 1912
International War Crime Prosecutor, Kenya's Chief Justice to Speak
Albany Law Faculty Research Sustains High Readership Levels
Albany Law Mourns Loss of John DeMatteo
Albany Law Ranked a Top 15 Law School for Government Jobs
Law School Mourns the Passing of Justice Cardona, Class of 1970
African Law Conference to Feature Top International Criminal Court Prosecutor
Professor Salkin Discusses RLUIPA at Alumni Event
After Nairobi Talk, Gathii Speaks at UN Event with Nobel Laureate
Professor Bonventre's Online Work Draws Much Attention
Albany Law Wins ABA Negotiations Over 23 Teams; Now on to Nationals
Students Present at Statewide Training for Disability Advocates
Visiting Shanghai Professor Talks on Chinese Legal Education
Speakers Discuss Emerging Issues in Mortgage Foreclosure, Tenants' Rights
Albany Law Announces $20,000 from Foundation for Health Law Scholarship
Speakers to Debate Constitutionality of "Obamacare"
Albany Law Students Welcome Community for Trick or Treat Street
Albany Law Hosts Regional ABA Negotiation Competition
National Advocate Discusses Veterans' Issues, Conducts Training
Albany Law Offers Seminar on Clean Energy for Homes, Businesses
Albany Law Programs Featured for ABA National Pro Bono Celebration
Professor Lynch, Alumna Megyn Kelly '95 Recognized by Irish Legal 100
Government, Law and Policy Journal Tackles NY's Budget
Dept. of Defense Top Lawyer Discusses "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
Health Law Society to Host Health Law Week 2011
Professor Bonventre Featured in Times Article on Chief Judge Lippman
Hon. Sol Wachtler to Deliver Hugh R. Jones Memorial Lecture
Albany Law Hosts Chinese Delegations, Attends China Conference
National Advocate to Discuss Issues Affecting Homeless Veterans
Law Students to Learn Interviewing through 9/11 Documentary Screening
Soldier's Heart Director to Discuss PTSD at Albany Law
Albany Law Celebrates Constitution Day with NYCLU Speaker
Albany Law Launches Renewable Energy Entrepreneurial Paper Series
Journal of Sci & Tech to Hold Symposium on Cyberbullying
Albany Law School to Host Law Teaching Workshop
Generous Supporter Honored with Portrait on Campus
Citigroup Chairman Parsons '71 to Receive Trustees Gold Medal
Panel to Discuss Careers, Contemporary Issues in Elder Law
Government Law Center Appoints Fellows for Law and Policy Research
Two New Professors Join Albany Law School Faculty
Professor Gathii's Book Examines African Regional Trade Agreements
Albany Law Review to Host "Protecting Workers' Rights"
Employer Recruitment Appearing Vibrant On and Off Campus
GLC Appoints New Advisory Board Members
Dept. of Defense Top Lawyer to Address "Don't Ask Don't Tell"
Government Law Center Launches Public Authorities Blog
Albany Law Hosts Professor from Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade
Lackman Named to Second Term as Government Scholar in Residence
Former Assistant Attorney General Named Government Attorney
Revamped Government Law Review Blog Attracts Record Traffic
CELT to Host National Conference on Setting, Assessing Learning Objectives
Albany Law Launches Diversity Mentor Program with Hiscock & Barclay
Clinic Receives National Award for Individuals with Disabilities Advocacy
Low Income Taxpayer Clinic Receives $84,000 IRS Grant
Clinic Case Highlighted in Extensive N.Y. Times Article
Speaker Discusses Climate Change Science at Albany Law School
New Members Elected to Albany Law School Board of Trustees
Wall Street Journal Reviews Prof. Finkelman's Latest Book
Professor's Book Unites Disability Rights Advocates, Bioethicists
Albany Law School Announces Connie Mayer to Serve as Interim Dean
More than 230 Earn Degrees at Albany Law School Commencement
Three Albany Law Professors Recognized for Exceptional Work
Professor Gathii Appointed to International Anti-Piracy Group
Associate Dean Salkin Appointed to Albany Sustainability Board
Albany Government Law Review Publishes Eminent Domain Issue
Panel Explores Impact of Dodd-Frank on Municipalities, Public Authorities
Rugby Teams Square Off at 26th Annual Watkins Tournament
FCC Judge Delivers 'Information With(out) Borders' Keynote
Experts from many Disciplines Discuss Baseball and the Law
Albany Law Honors 200 Students for 2,000 Hours of Pro Bono Service
FCC Judge to Deliver Keynote
Butler '88 Insists Now is a Great Time for a Law Degree
Experts from many Disciplines to Discuss Baseball and the Law
Ferraro's Commencement Speech Inspired Albany Law's Class of 1997
Professor Bonventre Revitalizes Center for Judicial Process
NYSBA President Younger '82 to Deliver Commencement Address
Albany Government Law Review Announces 2011–2012 Editorial Board
Professor Gathii's Blog Focuses on Kenyan, International Court Systems
Policy Forum: Should Wisconsin Come to New York?
International Criminal Tribunal Member Judge Wald Speaks at Stoneman Event
Read Student, Faculty Dispatches from China
Butler '88 to be Alumnus in Residence for Spring 2011
Professor Lynch Helps Qatar Faculty Use Innovative Teaching Methods
Thirty Albany Law Students Embark to Learn Law in China
Beyond Pro Bono: Law Students Volunteer Time to Community Service
Prof. Gottlieb Celebrates 50th Peace Corps Anniversary on Radio
Crawford Lecture to Examine Insolvency at Municipal Level
GLC Announces 2011 Anderson Legislative Seminar Series
Panel Discussion on Legal Issues Affecting U.S. Veterans
Rising Faculty from 29 Schools Gather at Albany Law
Judges and Attorneys to Offer Courtroom Tips for New Attorneys
Formerly Imprisoned Iranian Doctors to Speak at Albany Law
Younger '82 Receives Albany Law Award, Presented by Parsons '71
More than 100 Attend Bar Passers Reception
Twelve Chinese Law Students Visit Albany Law
Fifty-two Students Sworn In by Judge to Represent Clients
Judges, Corporate Counsels Discuss Mortgage Foreclosure
Former U.S. Court of Appeals Chief Judge to Deliver Stoneman Keynote
Cuomo '82: Albany Law's 7th Grad to be Elected Governor
Food Label Regulation vs. Free Speech: Prof. Lytton Weighs in on Conflict
Ty '89 Appointed Deputy Secretary by Governor-elect Cuomo '82
Health Care Law Scholarship, Conference Gets $20,000
Professor to Attend White House Forum on Environmental Justice
Salkin Authors Climate Change and Development Book
Judicial Nominations of Siegel '66, Bruening '89 Approved by Senate
Tech Executives Discuss Establishing Business Entities in China
Sandman Fellowship Receives $15,000 from Albany Guardian Society
Albany Law Well Represented on N.Y., Conn. Transition Teams
Albany Law Alumni Have Winning Election Season
GLC Attorney Works with N.Y. Senator on Supreme Court Amicus Brief
U.S. Court Turns to Prof. Gathii's Work on Pirates
Andrew Cuomo '82 Elected as New York Governor
GLC Appoints Stern as Rapp Government Lawyer in Residence
New Clinic Advocates for Tenants in Properties Facing Foreclosure
Albany Law School Seeks Nominations for 2011 Kate Stoneman Awards
Albany Law Reception to Kick Off National Pro Bono Week
Prof. Calls for Foreclosure Moratorium
Albany Law Symposium to Examine Education Reform
Albany Law Welcomes Visiting Professor from Shanghai Institute
Albany Law to Host Panel, Vigil for Domestic Violence Awareness
Journal of Science and Technology to Examine Assisted Reproduction
Prof. Bloom Updates NYSBA on Changes to Power of Attorney
Legal Education Expert Conducts Workshop with Albany Law Faculty
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Initiatives Announced at Albany Law
Connors to Speak to Attorneys on Domestic Violence, Impact on Children
Younger '82 Honored as Alumnus in Residence
Judge Rosenblatt Delivers Hugh Jones Memorial Lecture
Fireplace Blog Tackles Public Policy for Third Year
Albany Law Ranked a Top Green School by National Jurist
GLC to Provide Legal Education to NY's Alternative Energy Companies
Former cIcu President Lackman Named Government Scholar in Residence
Albany Law 51st for Number of Faculty Papers Downloaded
Albany Law Welcomes Class of 2013
Alumni Volunteers Sought for Mentoring Program
GLC Staff Attorney Publishes Two Articles in Urban Lawyer
Officers, New Members Elected to National Alumni Association Board
Albany Law School Receives $205,000 State Grant for Housing Clinic
Shore '10 Receives National CLEA Award for Litigation Work
Event to Explore Taxpayer Advocacy in Tight Budget Times
Minority LEO Fellows Spend Day at Albany Law
Prof. Salkin Cited by 7th Circuit, Named to Chair Ethics Task Force
Albany Law School Fund Reaches Record High
Supreme Court Cites Work by Professor and Students
Cody McGinn to Chair Albany Law School Board of Trustees
Lynch to Chair NYSBA Subcommittee on Training, Promoting New Lawyers
Albany Government Law Review Now Available on LexisNexis
Albany Law Signs Agreement with Shanghai Institute of Foreign Trade
Hon. James P. King '59 Remembered for Service, Commitment to School
Student Giving Sets Record, Faculty and Staff Giving Remains High
Younger '82 is President of the New York State Bar Association
Albany Law Appoints New Board Chair, Five New Members
Event, with Former U.S. AG Thornburgh, Explores Exec. Records
Three Professors Receive Faculty Awards at Commencement
Professor Salkin Elected to The American Law Institute
Dean Guernsey to Step Down when Contract Expires
Albany Law Honors 155 Students for 1,500 Hours of Pro Bono Service
Animal Law Symposium held at Albany Law School
Law Clinic and Justice Center Receives N.Y. Bar's Cometa Award
Law Library, Student/Faculty Ratio Ranked Highly by National Jurist
Rochester Alumnae Event Examines Legacy of Women in Legal Profession
Lt. Gov. Ravitch to Discuss New York's Fiscal Crisis
Crawford Lecture to Examine Recent Public Corruption Cases
Record Number Apply for Summer in Government Field Placements
DEC Commissioner Leads Forum on Climate, Jobs and Justice
Pulitzer Prize Winner Delivers Keynote at Stoneman Event
Event to Address Gender Disparity among Capital Region Judges
U.S. Agriculture Secretary Vilsack '75 Speaks at D.C. Reception
Judge Wesley to Deliver Keynote at 159th Commencement
Albany Law Applications Up 20 Percent from Last Year
Loewy '84 Shares Account of Astor Case
Albany Law Hosts 21 Law Schools for National Moot Court Competition
Chief N.Y. Judge, Manhattan DA Examine Wrongful Convictions
Russian Mayors Visit Albany Law to Learn U.S. Zoning Law
Local Musicians, Attorneys Discuss Future of Music in Digital Age
Summer in Government Offers Students Field Placements, Credit
Application Deadline for Fall 2010 Admission Fast Approaching
Seventeen Students to Compete in Four National Competitions
Law School Receives Bequest to Establish Scholarship
Chief Judge Lippman to Moderate Session on Wrongful Convictions
Consortium of 90 Law Libraries Relocates to Albany Law School
Trustee Flies Plane to Remote Airstrip to Deliver Relief for Haitians
GLC Launches Public Authorities Information Clearinghouse
Professor Elected Chair of AALS State and Local Government Law Section
Hartunian '86 Selected for U.S. Attorney Post
Albany Law School Congratulates December Graduates
Pulitzer Prize Winning Author to Deliver Keynote
Speakers Express Frustration at EFOIL Conference
Educators Convene at Albany Law to Discuss Legal Education Practices
Lt. Gov. Ravitch Delivers Building Conference Keynote
Albany Law Listed 88th of 180 in New Ranking
Albany Law Students Win Regionals, On to Finals in Orlando
Law School Symposium Examines Lessons of Oz
Rozen '10 Gets ABA Student Division Award for Leadership
Event on Judaism and the Practice of Law Held in NYC
Women in Litigation Event Held in New York City
Albany Law School Holds Vigil for Domestic Violence Awareness
Prof. Finkelman Helps Overturn Century-Old Murder Conviction
Albany Law School to Host Health Law Week
Lincoln's Legacy Examined at Symposium
Dean Guernsey to Speak on Entrepreneurship at RPI
Faculty in the News - August and September, 2009
Lewis Lehrman Delivers Sobota Memorial Lecture on Lincoln
President Obama Recognizes Two Graduates at Capital Region Event
Albany Law School Seeks Nominations for 2010 Kate Stoneman Awards
Albany Law School to Host Senior Citizens' Law Day
Albany Law School Organizes Career Week for Students
Center for Law & Innovation Receives Funding for Clean-Tech Initiatives
Class of 2012 Arrives at Albany Law School
Public Interest, Environmental and Criminal Law Programs Named among Top in Nation
Faculty in the News - July 2009
Albany Law School Names New Assistant Dean for Student Affairs
Professor Hutter Pens Piece in New York Post
GLC Faculty Shed Light on State Senate Stalemate
Professor, Students' Amicus Brief Aligns with Supreme Court
Faculty in the News May - June 2009
New Professors Join Albany Law School Faculty
Albany Law School Reduces Tuition for Veterans
ABA Recognizes GLC Staff Attorney
Three Professors Receive Faculty Awards
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Strawberry Jam, Zite, PostPost: Tools to help you identify content relevant to your business needs
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• Take charge of the curation wave with these slick tools
Guest post by Gianluca Fiorelli
Target audience: Businesses, brands, social marketers, SEO marketers, website developers, Web publishers.
When it comes to the Internet, I imagine it as the warehouse where the Ark is archived at the end of "Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark." The Ark is that outstanding content that someone has produced and no other will be able to see again, because it is forgotten and hidden between gazillions of other things.
Apart from the gigantic volume of pages present in the Internet, for a long time search spam has been making the discovery of reliable sources difficult. Social media has exacerbated this issue, because it added even more noise and dispersion. Actually, as Mitch Kapor once said, getting information off the Internet is like having a drink from a fire hydrant.
To tell the truth, this problem is not new.
What is content curation?
Since the beginning of time, people have collected the best that humanity has produced in art, literature and science. We invented museums, libraries and encyclopedias. We've written essays and done research. We've always looked at curators who knew how to identify the good stuff.
Content curation falls into that same tradition. Content curation is the process of collecting and cataloging only the most interesting things about a subject to share it for the common benefit.
We need this more than ever in the Internet era. As Rohit Barghava wrote in his Content Curation Manifesto, content curators will bring more utility and order to the social Web. In doing so, they will help to add a voice and point of view to organizations and companies that can connect them with customers – creating an entirely new dialogue based on valued content rather than just brand created marketing messages.
5 kinds of content curation
Let's try to identify five kinds of content curation:
- Aggregation, which consists of curating the most relevant content about a topic at a single location. This is the most common way of curating content, and it is how most sites do it.
- Distillation, whose purpose is to distill the overall buzz about a topic to its most important and relevant essence. At its best, social content curation is supposed to work this way.
- Elevation, where curators discern a general trend or insight from a mass of daily musings.
- Mashups, where different material about a topic is combined to create a new original point of view.
- Chronology, which could be defined as historiographical content curation. Usually it consists of presenting a timeline of curated information to show the evolution of a particular topic.
How to do content curation: The tools
There are a large number of sites and tools that help the content curation process, but none is useful without one essential skill: your ability in separate the wheat from the chaff. That means that at first a curator needs to collect all the information out there about the topic he is going to curate and then start selecting.
The best way to collect that information is listening. For instance, if someone would like to start curating the SEO topic, he should spend some time each day visiting sites like SEOmoz, Search Engine Land, Search Engine Watch and Search Engine Journal, examining the sites/blogs of the people active in those sites, select the most interesting ones and use two starting tools, RSS and Twitter:
- RSS to track their own content production about the SEO topic
- Twitter to track the content related to the SEO industry they share.
This discovery phase can be facilitated by tools, two of which are not strictly Web-based but mobile apps:
Zite: A personalized magazine
Zite (for iOs, WebOS and Android and owned by CNN) is a "personalized magazine," which not only offers the opportunity to connect your Google Reader, Twitter and Pocket (formerly Read It Later) accounts so that you have all the content in one place and organized into sections but also offers a large selection of content from other sources it crawled on the Internet. All of this content is presented in standard sections like Technology, Politics, Arts & Culture, etc. Continue reading


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