Former Apple business executive, Jean-Louis Gassée, shares at Monday Note:
Despite Apple’s effort to strengthen the iPad line by building a dedicated iPadOS operating system, sales have slumped. For the last three months and over the full year, Mac
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October 2019
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Evolution of a Slice of Legal Publishing, Some Thinking Out Loud
Legal publishing versus marketing, and content marketing in particular.
There just seems to be a difference between the two.
Some folks will say that publishing is part of legal marketing and business development.
I guess it could be, but I
Kudos to Law Students Helping Veterans Facing Legal Issues
On this Veterans Day, law schools across the country, via Twitter account and other social media, thanked veterans for their service.
Other schools hosted events honoring their veteran alums, students, professors and staff.
What stuck out even more, as I
The Last Mile of Legal Information is Where Law Libraries Can Have the Most Impact
This, from law library leader and blogger, David Whelan, this morning,
The last mile of legal information is where law libraries can have the most impact. We can patch the gap between free-to-access information and actually help people
McGeorge School of Law Named #2 in Tech by Using LexBlog’s Portal Technology
University of Pacific McGeorge School of Law was named number two among twenty technology leading law schools by preLaw Magazine in its Fall edition.
It was LexBlog’s honor to play a role in this recognition of McGeorge.
McGeorge was the
Pandemic Accelerates Reading of Legal Blogs, Other Digital Sources, By In-House Counsel and C-Suite Members
The pandemic accelerated readership of legal blogs by in-house counsel and C-suite members.
This from the 2022 State of Digital & Content Marketing Survey conducted by Greentarget and the Zeughauser Group.
…[T]he pandemic also accelerated the digital shift documented
70% of In-House Counsel See Blogs as Valuable Source of Content, Up 23% Since Last Greentarget-Zeughauser Survey
Seventy percent of in-house counsel see blogs as a valuable source of content in 2022, up from 57% in 2019. A twenty-three percent increase.
In addition, blogs are strikingly not that far behind a recommendation from a trusted source as a
LexBlog Syndication Portals Could Serve as Foundation for Law School Library Archive
LexBlog’s new Syndication Portal solution could possibly serve as the foundation for a law school library archive.
Talking to law librarians about our portal technology, I receive more ideas on how our portal product can be used.
One could be
Bounce Rate On Your Legal Blog May Not Be Worth Measuring
The bounce rate on your legal blog is generally not worth measuring nor worth trying to improve.
Bounce rate is an Internet marketing/SEO term used in web traffic analysis, often looked at by law firms and legal marketing professionals in measuring the success
I’ll Be at Indiana University Maurer School of Law For a Couple Days This Week
I’ll be at Indiana University University Maurer School of Law in Bloomington for a couple days this week.
If you’re at Maurer or IU, in general, and would like meet up, just holler – kevin@lexblog.com or text 206-321-3627. I noticed