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Digital Publishing
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Post-pandemic media reflections: How publishing companies should be catering to Gen Z
By Sophia Singh
It’s no secret that COVID has changed nearly everything about the way we live our lives. What people talk less about is the fact that COVID hit in the middle…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Substack Signals Growth in Blogging
The email newsletter platform, Substack is not a replacement of blogs nor even an erosion of the growing blog community. What Substack signals is a growth in blogging - and…
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The Membership Guide
By Greg Storey
For anyone in the online publishing business considering memberships of any and all kind comes this handy resource from a project called the Membership Puzzle Project. In partnership with The…
3 Geeks and a Law Blog
The Phantom Post
By Ryan McClead
[caption id="" align="alignright" width="320"] RyanMinkoff [CC][/caption]About a year ago something happened to me professionally that really set me off. I fired up my laptop and spewed all of the venom…
DennisKennedy.Blog
A New Approach to Publishing My Articles
I’ve been rethinking my approach to publishing articles in publications. To my horror, I’ve seen links to hundreds of my old articles take people to “file not found” or other…
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Inefficiencies of bar association digital publishing
Whether it's a bar association website, a monthly lawyer magazine or a blog, they are all publishing — and today, digital publishing running on software. There are fifty state bar…
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WordPress at 15
This weekend marks the 15th anniversary of WordPress. What started with the release of open source publishing software by Matt Mullenweg, then a freshman at the University of Houston, and…
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Law school operated WordPress a replacement for today’s law reviews
With the advent of the Internet, and with it the expansion of open publishing, it's not reasonable to expect law reviews to continue in their current form. Law professors looking…
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Facebook selling subscriptions for publishers signals open publishing
Recode's Peter Kafka (@pkafka) reports that Facebook wants to help major publishers sell subscriptions while not participating in revenue nor harvesting any data in the process. The tool to launch…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
WSJ Law Blog closing signals strength, not weakness, of law blogs
Wall Street Journal legal correspondent, Ashby Jones (@jonesashby), announced last week that the WSJ's "Law Blog" launched in 2006 and after 20,000 posts was shutting its doors effective immediately. https://twitter.com/jonesashby/status/881884185300004866…