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European Super League looks to be here to stay.

By Greg Storey

April 20, 2021

Governments look to be hampered by their ability to step in. Fans might have an appeal but the game—these teams—are too far gone, down the money trail.…

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Direct-to-Consumers Captivates Legal Publishing

By Kevin

April 19, 2021

Until the last ten or fifteen years, legal publishing has been the exclusive domain of large traditional publishers. WestLaw (later Thomson Reuters), Reed Elsevier (owner of LexisNexis), Wolters Kluwer, Bloomberg/BNA, ALM (f/k/a American Lawyer Media) and many others. In addition to fulltime writers and editors, such publishers considered niche focused contributions from practicing lawyers and academics. Such contributors did not own their content, the publisher to which the submission was made would own the content…

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CX Starts with a good EX

By Brian Biddle

April 19, 2021

CX stands for Customer Experience. EX stands for Employee Experience. I believe the two are connected, and for your customers to have a delightful experience, the same must be true first for your own teams. In short, thoughtful processes lead to better results for everyone.…

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Reuters Drops a Paywall. Will Lawyers Pay $34.99 a Month to Get What Was Free Legal News?

By Kevin

April 16, 2021

After failing in its first attempt to expand beyond its wire service roots with its consumer facing, Reuters Next, Reuters announced this week that it’s making its Reuters.com a destination site for “business professionals” behind a paywall. Until now, Reuters.com cost $0 to reach directly or via Google or a RSS feed. The new cost is $34.99 a month for a deeper level of coverage for industry verticals including healthcare, autos, sustainable business, and, of…

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I just got vaccinated and, boy, are my arms tired.

By Greg Storey

April 16, 2021

I’m wrapping up a meeting on Wednesday morning when my phone buzzed. A text message flash across the screen. A reminder that my appointment to get the second COVID-19 vaccination shot was two hours away. Mild panic set in as Her Holiness of the O.C.D. told me we would be inoculated on Saturday. I know this because we were planning to deal with the “common” side effect of feeling flu-like symptoms all day Sunday. We…

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What Would I do? I Enjoy This Stuff.

By Kevin

April 15, 2021

The New York Times’ Robin Pogrebin asked ninety-two year old, famed architect Frank Gehry, given his age and accomplishments, had he considered taking a break or scaling back. He dismissed the idea. “What would I do? I enjoy this stuff.” With a sense of pride, Gehry added he “has now reached a point in his career where he has the luxury of focusing on what matters to him most: projects that promote social justice.” In…

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Naz is writing again.

By Greg Storey

April 15, 2021

And sharing photos. Don’t miss his story on recently turning 43 while camping in Death Valley.…

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Blogging For Myself, More Than Others

By Kevin

April 14, 2021

Rather than blog for someone else – to share information on an often loud and a crowded Internet, I blog for myself. Much like digital media consultant, speaker and long time blogger, Euan Semple describes it. ”…[I]t has always been true that I write as much, if not more, for myself as for anyone who reads these posts. Writing helps me notice what I notice, it helps me understand what matters to me, and helps…

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Law Blog Posts As Statements and Footnotes in Wikipedia

By Kevin

April 13, 2021

Searching Wikipedia for backgroud information on a B Corporation, a certification of “social and environmental performance” for a for profit companies, I came across a footnote from a statement that such status bring an annul fee. The footnote was to a blog published by the law firm, Bryan Cave. Got me thinking. Wikipedia could be an excellent place for posts from your blog to be cited. Wikipedia entries are replete with footnotes documenting the source…

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Substack and Legal Publishing

By Kevin

April 12, 2021

Can the new email newsletter publishing platform, Substack make inroads into the legal publishing arena? When the New York Time’s Ben Smith reports this morning that Danny Lavery, the publisher of a blog and newsletter, just signed a two year, $430,000 contract with Substack and that his wife, Grace Lavery, a professor at UC-Berkeley, who edits another publication, signed on for a $125,000 advance, you have to wonder. Substack’s model is to disrupt the model…

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