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Website Content
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Photo publisher’s checklist: Seven New Year’s legal resolutions for your website
By Jennifer Visintine, mnepplethompsoncoburn-com, Mark Sableman
As we near the end of the 2021, here are seven resolutions – not including the obligatory “get in shape” or “be more organized” – that you may want to…
Media Law Prof Blog
Fox News Removes Misleading Images Of Seattle Protests From Website
From the New York Times, via Pen America's Daily Alerts on Rights and Expression: Fox News has taken down photographs from its websites that incorrectly depict events at the recent…
Attorney Sluice
Importance of Good Website Content for Lawyers and Law Firms
By Chris Rossi
How to Create Content for Your Website that Ranks High on Search Engines and Brings in New Clients Law Firm Website Content in 2023 A Guide for Attorneys and…
LawLytics Blog
How to Stay in Control When You Hire a Ghostwriter For Your Law Firm’s Website: Podcast Episode 77
When you hire a ghostwriter to create content for your law firm's website, staying in control of your website comes down to three key concepts. In this episode of the…
Kirk Stange on Law
CLE materials can be used for webpage content
In a previous blog entry, I talked about the reasons why lawyers should consider teaching continuing legal education seminars (CLEs). Of course, you have got to get to a place…
LawLytics Blog
Checklist: Using Website Content to Maximize Your Law Firm’s Results
If you don't yet have a content plan for your law firm's website, now is a great time to start. Our expert content team has put together this easy-to-use interactive…
LawLytics Blog
Maximize Results With Great Law Firm Website Content
By LawLytics
Too often, attorneys fail to create a strategy to make their website content work for their firms. In this blog, you'll learn how to plan and execute a content marketing…
Technology Law Dispatch
District judge in the SDNY: Embedding links to third-party web content is copyright infringement
Copyright holders have an exclusive right to display images and other works. For the last 10 years, news organizations and other website operators have relied on the Ninth Circuit’s opinion…
Internet, IT & e-Discovery
Craigslist Wins Right to Block Copying it Content
By Peter Vogel
Since an online aggregator intentionally circumvented blocking technology a Judge ruled that the aggregator’s copying Craigslist’s content violated the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act (CFAA). In Craigslist’s copyright infringement suit…
Legal Ease Blog
Making the Most of Your Firm Website’s “Media” Page
By Allison Johs
Now that Labor Day is behind us, things seem to be ramping up again and the schedule is beginning to fill in. In the past week or so I've been…