You can listen to Barbara Bernstein's interview about the Pico case now on iTunes.
http://itunes.apple.com/
You can subscribe to our feed as well. Just go to iTunes and search on "LibraryLaw"
Thanks, James, for setting that up!
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What is the LibraryLaw podcast feed address for other podcatchers? I don't like iTunes.
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