Some improvements have been made to the law journal feeds/contents service
The list of journals shows which contents come from the publisher and which from the Texas/W&L sources
You can sort the display of contents pages by journal-name, issue-date, or journal-impact-factor (the latter coming from the mostcited listing)
You can specify a specific date range (rather than just so-many-days-ago)
Links to any of Westlaw, Lexis, SSRN, BEPress may optionally be included (these are just searches based on title or title/author, they're not guaranteed to work, but are a quick way of checking for full-text)
I've started a subscription list, which will e-mail a link to 'subscribers' every Sunday evening (i.e. the e-mail won't have any journal contents, just a URL to display the contents). The web link will include the date period for the previous 7 days. So if anyone wants to receive such a mailing go to the journal listing page and enter your e-mail address.
Posted by doyle at February 7, 2005 3:26 PM