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Why does this page have advertisements? Is Cornell having trouble scraping by charging students a mere $67K tuition a year?
by sottero 7y ago
Why does this page have advertisements? Is Cornell having trouble scraping by charging students a mere $67K tuition a year?
- neilv 7y agoNot just advertisements: they're leaking to a bunch of trackers the information of who is reading what parts of the law.
- wishinghorse 7y agoThat sounds relatively dystopian. Such is life with the current business model of the internet, I suppose.
- tracker1 7y agoThe link to Advertise Here[1] at the bottom of the page does reveal a little bit of what it's for. > The LII offers a variety of sponsorship opportunities to individuals and organizations interested in supporting our efforts to publish online legal collections, the widely-read, objective case previews and timely decisions delivered in our LII Supreme Court Bulletin, our applied research in legal information and online publishing, and our efforts to grow understanding of law through innovative methods like crowd-sourced legal analysis. [1] https://www.law.cornell.edu/lii/help_out/sponsor https://www.law.cornell.edu/lii/help_out/sponsor