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Sabrina I. Pacifici

Sabrina I. Pacifici is the Founder, Editor, Publisher of LLRX.com (established in 1996), the free web journal consistently recognized as a comprehensive, well documented, non-partisan source of training and learning guides, content-rich commentary and actionable information on Internet research for legal, academic, corporate, government and public interest researchers. LLRX is in its 16th year of continuous monthly publication as a independent, solo owned, free resource, whose readers span all borders. Sabrina is also author of the current awareness blog on technology, law and knowledge discovery, beSpacific (launched in 2002) providing daily updates and a searchable database of more than 30,000 entries. It is focused on surfacing reliable, current coverage of topical global news on and data from law, government, banking/financial, education, healthcare and technology related arenas, relying on primary and secondary documents (readers may also choose to receive a daily opt-in email update). Sabrina is a Washington, D.C. based special librarian with over three decades experience leading teams and directly providing organization-wide research services, implementing knowledge management solutions, managing print and digital collections, leveraging technology applications to identify, gather and effectively disseminate knowledge services. She is an expert research technologist, developing and maintaining innovative enterprise-wide intranets, websites and blogs. She has over two decades experience in areas including developing and delivering teaching, training, learning and communications services to organizations and professional groups, and is an expert in competitive intelligence research. Sabrina is one of the 2012 Fastcase 50 - "the fifty most interesting, provocative, and courageous leaders in the world of law, scholarship, and legal technology." She tweets regularly on research related to law and technology, global health, education, women & children, and on knowledge discovery sources at http://twitter.com/LLRX.

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