Jonathan Zittrain on Protecting Legal Scholarship for Posterity | PolicyCast

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According to Harvard Professor Jonathan Zittrain, 73.21% of citation links on the Harvard Law Review are broken thanks to the rapidly evolving nature of the internet. He describes a project he is working on to eliminate that problem by having a coalition of academic libraries automatically download and store anything linked to by a published paper in perpetuity.

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