New York Times calls the Law School's all-online Duke Law and Technology Review one "cool site"

New York Times cyberlaw writer Carl Kaplan confided in a May 25 column that the Law School's eJournal Duke Law and Technology Review (DLTR) has become a favorite click.

The DLTR is a student-run eJournal which debuted in the Spring 2001 semester. Although Duke Law publishes six other print journals with online versions, DLTR is the only one that is published purely online.

Focusing on issues involving intellectual property, business law, free speech and privacy, telecommunications and criminal law, DLTR is updated weekly with new content in the form of iBriefs, readable 7-12 page legal analyses of a timely issue. Student-written iBriefs mix the readability of a journalistic article with scholarly analysis, and complement DLTR's plans for additional content such as interviews with tech law scholars, hotlinks, compilations of relevant websites, and multimedia offerings.

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