Topic
Data Analysis
368 published works
The Right Coast
MIT s unique computer system aims to get the humans out of data analysis
Computers are faster than humans at performing a lot of tasks, but one areas humans always seemed to best them is pattern recognition, which computers can do but usually with…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
The fallacy in web analytics and data for all lawyers
Yesterday evening I get into a Twitter discussion with some Internet experts regarding the merits of blogs versus labeling areas of a website a blog. The point being a blog…
Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
“Metrics” is Not a Dirty Word When it Comes to Content Marketing
These days, the chatter is all about "big data," "data," "metrics," and other buzzwords, which can sound like a lot of fancy talk about things you can't be bothered with…
Technology and AI
#ILTACON – Quality In, Quality Out: Data Analytics Preparation
In a world of ever-growing data stores, how should you handle your "big data" concepts? For answers, look no further than the ILTACON stage, where Joe Craven of Brownstein Hyatt Farber…
Managing Law Firm Transition
More Innovation for Law Firms Coming-How it Will Change Your Practice
As staid and conservative lawyers and their profession may seem, it is undeniable that change is a part of their world. The change that has confronted the legal profession since…
Sentencing Law and Policy
Urban Institute creates intriguing on-line “Prison Population Forecaster”
Main August 11, 2015Urban Institute creates intriguing on-line "Prison Population Forecaster"I just learned about this notable new on-line resource from the Urban Institute, which it calls "The Prison Population Forecaster."…
HL Chronicle of Data Protection
French Surveillance Law Permits Data Mining, Drawing Criticism from Privacy Advocates
Adopted by Parliament in June 2015, France's new surveillance law was ratified by the President on July 24, 2015 and published in France's Official Journal on July 26, 2015. France's…
Socially Aware Blog
Toward a Grand Unifying Theory of Today’s Tech Trends
By Morrison & Foerster’s Social Media Practice Group
As a technology law blogger and co-editor of Socially Aware, I monitor emerging developments in information technology. What’s hot in IT today? Any shortlist would have to include social media,…
Law & Economics Prof Blog
Ohio is Not New York. Or Even Texas.
By BDG
The Times today has a write-up of the recent Deborah Jones Merritt study of employment outcomes for the JD Class of '10 in Ohio. As I described in more detail…
LawSites
Analyze Your Facebook Network Via Wolfram|Alpha, But Act Fast
[caption id="attachment_10865" align="aligncenter" width="774"] Weekly distribution of my posting activity on Facebook.[/caption] Thanks to Tara Calishain's ResearchBuzz blog, I learned about a Wolfram|Alpha tool that analyzes and visualizes your Facebook…