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  • The team, based at Prince-ton's Center for Information Technology Policy, created an add-on to the popular Firefox Internet browser, which they dubbed RECAP (PACER spelled backward).

    Reason Magazine 2009

  • RECAP is a public domain proxy that allows professional PACER users -- lawyers, journalists, and law students -- to save money on access charges and at the same time create a public domain archive.

    Boing Boing 2009

  • Messrs Schultze, Lee and Yu whipped up a sleek little add-on to the popular Firefox Internet browser called RECAP (PACER spelled backward).

    Transparency Chic 2009

  • Messrs Schultze, Lee and Yu whipped up a sleek little add-on to the popular Firefox Internet browser called RECAP (PACER spelled backward).

    Craig Newmark: More progress in Washington towards accountability, two major exceptions 2009

  • The court would like to make CM/ECF filers aware of certain security concerns relating to a software application or "plug-in" called RECAP, which was designed to enable the sharing of court documents on the Internet.

    Techdirt 2009

  • Some FHTV-III orders are defined as RECAP orders, however, and won't be new build machines.

    Defense Industry Daily 2009

  • Some FHTV-III orders are defined as RECAP orders, however, and won't be new build machines.

    Defense Industry Daily 2009

  • It is called RECAP and just may change the way people access a major part of the ...

    Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now 2009

  • "RECAP" is PACER spelled backwards, and it seeks to "recapture" the law.

    New York Personal Injury Law Blog 2009

  • "RECAP" is PACER spelled backwards, and it seeks to "recapture" the law.

    New York Personal Injury Law Blog 2009

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