This is not really a blog article, but a notice. I have heard from numerous readers of my blog articles that they are no longer receiving the email notices when a new article is posted to the blog. I have determined
Vendor For Email Subscription Service For Tort Talk Being Changed — No Action Required On Your Part
I have been notified that Feedburner, the vendor that has provided the email subscription services for many years for Tort Talk, is being phased out.With the help of an IT specialist, I have researched other email subscription vendors and have
NOTE TO READERS USING FEEDBURNER E-MAIL SERVICE
Google, the sponsor of Feedburner, has announced that the Feedburner e-mail service will no longer be available after July 2021. If you are currently following Religion Clause through a daily e-mail from feedproxy@google.com, you may wish to select an alternative
Google Author Tags: Google's All Up in My Business
Today, I spent a lot of time messing around with Blogger, Feedburner and Google+.
There is a lot of change afoot with the upgrades in Google+.
Integration for the most part has been pretty smooth–I like that if you have
Rick Klau of Feedburner/Google [LexBlog Q & A]
We’re taking the LexBlog Q & A in a different direction this morning, putting our focus for today’s interview less on the law and more on new media technologies (specifically, RSS). And who better to speak with on this matter
AdSense integrated with FeedBurner blog ads
Google’s FeedBurner announced this week that Google’s Adsense will be integrated with FeedBurner blog ads. Designed for blogs with feeds managed by FeedBurner-powered (most are), this will allow placement of relevant AdSense content ads on your blog. AdSense ads
FeedBurner acquired by Google
Google now has offices in the Chicago Loop with its acquisition of Feedburner. 
Congrats to everyone on the FeedBurner team, including fellow lawyer and FeedBurner VP Rick Klau, and Brad Feld at Mobius Venture Capital, a series B
RSS subscribers not more likley to click to blog site using partial text feeds
Contradicting common belief, RSS feed subscribers are no more likely to click to a blog site using partial text feeds than to a blog site offering full text feeds. This from Rick Klau, Feedburner’s VP of Publishing Services.
VentureBeat
State of the RSS feed market
Taking a page out of Technorati’s David Sifry’s regular ‘state of the blogosphere’ reports, FeedBurner’s VP of Business Development, Rick Klau, has posted this afternoon the State of the RSS Feed Market.’
No need to the discuss the details
RSS subscription info in FeedBurner stats
Neville Hobson’s got a nice post about the RSS subscription info in FeedBurner stats.
The info includes how many people subscribe to your RSS feeds and which RSS reader they use. Also some nice graphs and charts laying things