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2012
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David A. Newell, Margaret M. Pembroke, William E. Boyd:
Crowd Sourcing for Conservation: Web 2.0 a Powerful Tool for Biologists. Future Internet 4(2): 551-562 (2012)
1999
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William E. Boyd:
But What is it Good For? Using Interactive Video in Legal Education and Law Practice. J. Inf. Law Technol. 1999(3) (1999)
1994
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William E. Boyd, Winton D. Wood:
Review: How to Practice Law with Computers, by Henry H. Perritt, Jr. Int. J. Law Inf. Technol. 2(1): 98-109 (1994)

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1996
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William E. Boyd, Winton D. Wood, Mark Adkins, Daniel D. Mittleman:
Investigating the Impact of Advanced Technology on Trials: The Courtroom as a Classroom. HICSS (3) 1996: 332-

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