I was in LinkedIn comments Monday morning discussing whether legal research platforms—AI or not—could incorporate legal blog posts and digital publishing by lawyers, much like how ChatGPT is citing journalism from The Washington Post and other major outlets, under a
OpenAI and The Washington Post recently announced a strategic partnership that will “make high-quality news more accessible in ChatGPT.”
The agreement allows ChatGPT to display summaries, quotations, and direct links to original reporting from The Post in response to relevant
In 1938, a writer from Minneapolis named Brenda Ueland published a seminal book on writing. Her message was simple: everyone is creative, everyone has a voice, and everyone should write.
That book, If You Want to Write, has stayed
Google’s AI is going to swallow the legal web—blogs, articles, bulletins, and journals. Every publisher, from solo lawyers to full-fledged law firms, is being told by Google, in effect:
“Today, you’re either in the Google index… or you’re invisible on
I met with law firm business development and AI leader, Guy Alvarez in DC on the last afternoon of the Legal Marketing Association Annual Conference a couple weeks ago. I told him that it was my observation that most of
When we launched the first version of LouAI, the Formatting option was already sitting there in the sidebar, grayed out, not yet functional. It was one of those “on the list” features we knew we’d circle back to once the
Most legal publishers have never have never heard of a link blog, something keenly popular in the early days of blogging.
Ironically, a link blog may be a simple and effective way to showcase the insight and capabilities of a
Over the past few weeks, we’ve been reworking one of our more understated tools at LexBlog—the social share interface built into the LouAI sidebar. On the surface, it’s a simple feature: take a post and send it out into the world. But
Pegged the first business day after a run of conference travel as a vacation—my first in too long. Headed to Santa Fe.
Brought a couple books I have started reading. Graydon Carter’s memoir, When the Going Was Good: An Editor’s
Will legal blog publications soon find themselves in the crosshairs of the U.S. Attorney’s office? Seems likely all forms of legal commentary will.
Anil Oza of Stat News reports that Last week, at least one scientific journal received a letter