Volkswagen is entering the electric off-roader scene, and in doing so will revive a legendary nameplate: the Scout. Made famous by truck and tractor maker International Harvester in the 1960s and 1970s, the Scout moniker will return on an electric
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In-House In-Focus.
I completely missed the launch of a new publication by UnderConsideration. IHIF dives into “the great work being done by in-house teams or learn about how they work.” The results are far more detailed and exciting than a mere showcase
Tuxsax:
A zine that exposes when the user experience is as shitty. Free of charge.
Legal Blogs, Worldwide, Continue to Flow Through LexBlog Network Submissions Process
Law firms from around the world are submitting their blogs for admission into the LexBlog Network.
This morning, I had the pleasure of sitting in on a LexBlog team demonstration and discussion as to how the blogs were submitted,
Philanthropy Has Proven to Be the Most Effective Way for LexBlog to Improve its Competitive Advantage
Corporate philanthropy has been known to come in charitable contributions. Money.
Philanthropy can also come in the form of in-kind contributions. Goods or services offered free or at less than the usual charge result in an in-kind contribution.
Starting a
Could Providing a Free Legal Blogging Platform To Lawyers Make Sense?
Since the start, almost twenty years ago for LexBlog, I’ve thought of blogs as democratizing publishing for lawyers.
Rather than gatekeepers saying who gets to publish and who does not, any caring lawyer can share their insight to help people,
Auto-generated branded social cards coming to LexBlog Platform
At LexBlog, we pride ourselves on being a platform. It’s a move we made now more than a decade ago. We don’t design and develop every blog individually. We built, in effect, a blog-builder—and continue to add to it.
The
Print is dead. (Long Live Print!)
“A podcast about magazines and the people who made—and make—them.”
Hell yes!
A great show off to a great start with industry titan, designer Roger Black. And, just as amazing, editor Kurt Anderson, co-founder of the singular Spy
A Remedy for FOMO.
For those who experience the occasional fear-of-missing-out—and who doesn’t—I recommend this essay by Jeanne Proust. Her perspective, grounded in The Possible and The Real by Henri Bergson, is worth your time and focus. While the conclusion is shareable, it will
Blogging a Good Answer For Those Concerned About Twitter
The New York Times’ Shira Ovide wraps up a good piece on free speech and social media this morning saying “There is no getting around the fact that Mr. Musk will join… the handful of corporate executives who have enormous