Log into your dashboard and it’ll look different. We’ve refreshed the design of the LexBlog Platform—same tools, same navigation, new coat of paint.
We were after a more modern, airy feel. White surfaces replace the old dark grey sidebar and
LXB Voice has used Polly’s standard text-to-speech engine since 2022. It now uses the neural engine on every install where Voice is turned on.
The two engines work differently. Standard voices use concatenative synthesis, which stitches together phonemes of recorded
You know when you’ve published a post. What you don’t have, in that moment, is everything you need to go promote it.
That’s what changes now. Publish on the LexBlog Platform and you’ll get an email with the link to
Legal writing is one of the most perishable records we have. A firm rewires its website, a practice group folds, a blog platform sunsets and years of commentary on the law simply vanish—no redirect, no archive, no trace.
The analysis
We started working with ProVisors in 2020. The ask was simple—syndicate blogs from their 9,000+ members onto a dedicated Thought Leadership site. Today that site has more than 20,000 posts from over 800 contributors, and the way content gets there
We just shipped two features that work at different layers but serve the same goal: making every piece of content in the LexBlog Library easier to find, easier to reference and correctly attributed—whether the reader is a person, a search
Food Safety News has been shaping how the world understands food safety for more than fifteen years.
It emerged at a time when coverage of outbreaks, recalls and regulation was fragmented and often reactive. Bill Marler, the country’s leading
We are always seeking ways to strengthen the security of our platform, and this week we’ve rolled out something both simple and powerful: admin-area country whitelisting.
There are three branches to the federal government. There are three branches to most levels of American government. As we learn sometime around the same age we’re working on fractions and word problems, there’s the legislative branch and the executive
