While the demand for legal services is growing in Indiana, the number of “legal deserts” in Indiana has also been growing.
From Jordan Morey of the Indiana Lawyer:
A 2020 report by the American Bar Association found there were
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Why Being Human Is Your Blog’s Biggest Asset
The key takeaway in a recent Duct Tape Marketing Podcast with brand strategist Jacqueline Lieberman was why being human is your brand’s biggest asset.
Bingo, a perfect way to put it for blogs published by legal professionals.
From marketing consultant
Twitter’s Censorship On Mainstream Journalists Feels Like Attack on Bloggers, Too
CNN’s Oliver Darcy shared further commentary, today, on the widely followed censorship of journalists on Twitter.
The thin-skinned new Twitter owner on Thursday banned the accounts of several high-profile journalists from the nation’s top news organizations, including: CNN’s Donie
Blogging to Organize My Thoughts and Thinking Beats My Composition Notebooks
Dave Winer, who brought us blogging back in the nineties, shared on Twitter this week a post of his from 2017 in which he explained the importance of blogging for thinking.
You know some of blogging is about writing
Publishing Platform Deficiencies of Many Large Law Firms Make Inclusion of Their Blogs In Secondary Law a Challenge
As the Open Legal Blog Archive works on a library of large law firm blogs, things get hairy when thinking forward as to how such blogs get researched and cited as secondary law.
Blogs have been considered secondary law in
Kudos to Attorney Carolyn Elefant On the 20th Anniversary of Her Blog, My Shingle
Last week, Attorney Carolyn Elefant celebrated the twentieth anniversary of her blog, My Shingle.
Elefant is an example of how – and why – lawyers should blog about important issues in our profession, even if the issues do not
Live Aggregation of AmLaw 200 Blogs From the Open Legal Blog Archive in the Works
The Open Legal Blog Archive is working on a live aggregation and curation of the legal blogs published by large law firms (the AmLaw 200).
Think of the site as a library.
Blogs, publishing firms, blog authors and blogs by
Twitter Speed Bump, What’s It Mean for Legal Bloggers
This morning I noticed that most all of the Tweets in the “All” tab on the Notifications page of my Twitter app were gone.
The Tweets that were sill there were from October. Thanks Gyi Tsakalakis for being my top
Internet Archive Report on Securing Digital Rights for Libraries an Outline for Library of Legal Blogs
The Internet Archive, which is aggressively archiving digital materials in the manner which libraries archived pre-digital materials has released their report, “Securing Digital Rights for Libraries: Towards an Affirmative Policy Agenda for a Better Internet.”
The report is
