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  • View Article  Another redesign of "Thomas"

    The LLRX newsletter reports:

    Old and New

    THOMAS, the legislative Web site from the Library of Congress, has received its second facelift in the space of a year. (For information on the previous set of tweaks, see my January 2005 column THOMAS: New Congress, A Few Changes.) The latest redesign, announced in a November 2005 press release, does not add much substantial content or functionality but gives THOMAS an updated look similar to the main Library of Congress web site and a consistent site-wide navigation scheme that certainly was needed.


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    The current THOMAS website.

    View Article  Data to fire up the NYC transit strike story
    Beth Kopine, Resource Center Director at the Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc., has done some fast and insightful work creating a page of digital resources that will assist anyone in covering the NY City transit strike, and any other, for that matter.  See "IRE and NICAR Resource Page: NY Transit Strike"


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