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Chesapeake Project's "Link Rot" Study

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The study analyzed the disappearance of functional links to digital legal information. The take away:In other words, link rot increased from about one in every 12 archivedtitles in 2008, to one in every seven titles in 2009, and finally to about onein every 3.5 titles in 2010.

Full post as published by Moritz Legal Information Blog on May 20, 2010 (boomark / email).

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