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Thursday, June 20, 2013

Why Are Big Law Libraries Slow to Buy E-Books?

Despite improved efficiencies and cost controls, law firm libraries have been unable to move research to electronic books. American Lawyer's annual survey of firm library directors offers some answers.

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