Veteran legal tech journalist and staunch advocate for access to legal services, Bob Ambrogi wrote this morning:
“In the face of these regulatory reforms, the American Bar Association voted today at its annual meeting to send a decidedly mixed message,
Facebook or LinkedIn?
Which is more valuable for networking and nurturing relationships as a lawyer?
This morning, I’m feeling strongly it’s Facebook.
I open Facebook and see people I want to see sharing items I enjoy seeing.
The people being
Many lawyers may be better suited at publishing a weblog than a blog.
Though the word “blog” is merely an abbreviation of the word “weblog,” bear with me as I explain me logic in thinking ”weblog” as a legal blogger.
The doctor cut me off mid-sentence with an uncharacteristic, soft chuckle that made her face mask billow, “Oh, I assure you, Mr. Storey,” she said, her tone turned more serious, “you have never had a good night’s sleep.” I tried
Can a publisher create a legal publication without writers and editors?
The answer is yes.
How so? Today’s creator economy.
The creator economy includes the class of businesses built by over millions of content creators, curators and community builders, including
Each legal blogger may need to receive an individual ID number for the tracking of their legal blogging.
ID numbers would be assigned to bloggers who are legal practitioners, legal academics, law librarians, law students, other legal professionals and those
It’s kind of funny when you see law firm marketing departments continually look for ways to raise the visibility and reputation of their lawyers, yet they don’t blog.
Last week, Harris Bricken Sliwoski LLP discovered that U.S. Senators Elizabeth Warren
I ran across a program at the American Association of Law Libraries Annual Meeting about law libraries increasing the promotion of faculty scholarly impact.
Made me think of using a law school’s aggregated publishing of its faculty – including faculty
Which is it? Investment in legal tech is booming or on a steep decline.
On Wednesday of this week, there were two reports on investment in legal tech, one reporting investment in legaltech to be booming and another reporting a
Legal blogs in the Open Legal Blog Archive (Archive) are now publishing over 8,000 blog posts per month.
To be exact, 8,039 blog posts in the month of June.
The month of July is likely to be a little less