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Law Library of Congress RSS Feeds

May 27, 2009 — George Wilson

The Law Library of Congress has added RSS (really simple syndication) feeds to its valuable products and services; see RSS & Email.

Feeds at present include:

* THOMAS: Daily Digest
* Current Legal Topics
* Global Legal Monitor
* News & Events
* Webcasts

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