This may be hard to see, but all those little red dots show the locations of people who have downloaded our legal-affairs podcast Coast to Coast. The folks at Legal Talk Network, which produces the program, analyzed IP addresses of listeners to come up with this.…
A map of our podcast listeners
First blog from a Fortune 500 GC
Mike Dillon, general counsel of Sun Microsystems, has launched a blog, which he calls the legal thing…. According to Geoffrey G. Gussis at InhouseBlog, Dillon is the first Fortune 500 GC to launch a blog. Dillon explains his reason for the move:
…My primary motivation is a question that I am
My article on Web 2.0
The first of what was to be my two-part “Web Watch” series on Web 2.0 is posted at Law Technology News (free registration required). I say “what was to be” because I just got the OK from LTN Editor Monica Bay to extend it into a three-part series. So many useful and interesting…
Blog covers health care law
David C. Harlow, a Massachusetts health-care lawyer and consultant, has launched HealthBlawg, a blog covering federal and state health care law. Harlow’s firm, The Harlow Group LLC, provides legal, legislative and consulting services to clients in a range of health-related fields.…
College guide names the ‘New Ivies’
The 2007 Kaplan/Newsweek “How to Get ito College Guide” was announced today, and introduces the “New Ivies” — colleges whose academic programs and numbers of top students “have fueled their rise in stature and favor … edging them to a competitive status rivaling the Ivy League.” The list covers undergraduate programs, not…
50 coolest Web sites
Or at least so says Time magazine. And not a legal site among them!…
Podcast: Blawgs and large law firms
Three eminent law bloggers join us to discuss Blawgging at Big Law Firms on this week’s legal-affairs podcast Coast to Coast. Our guests, as they say, need no introductions:
Denise Howell of Bag and Baggage. Ernest Svenson of Ernie the Attorney. Howard Bashman of How Appealing.Listen to the program:…
More on the widget
My post yesterday about the JuristBlogger widget brought an e-mail this morning from company founder Josh Morgan. He writes:
…“First, thank you for the feedback. User feedback always proves to be invaluable.
“We certainly do not want to mislead any users and I should have been more clear. To answer your question about
Great headline re ATLA’s new name
I wrote recently at LegalBlogWatch that ATLA’s new name, American Association for Justice, creates a cumbersome acronym. I wrote: “‘ATLA’ is a phonetically pleasing acronym that is easy to say and easy to remember. ‘AAJ’ sounds like the beginning of a sneeze.”
Now Walter Olson at Overlawyered has penned the headline I wish I’d…
Blawg directory comes with a widget
I suspect I’m not the only blogger to have received an invitation from Josh Morgan to review his new directory of legal blogs, JuristBlogger. He is actively encouraging bloggers to add themselves to his directory, which now has more than 100 members. This is not the first such directory — there is Blawg.org…
Site, blog study court innovation
The Center for Court Innovation, an independent research arm of the New York court system, has relaunched its Web site with a new design and new features and launched a blog tracking one of its key projects.
The center’s goal is to make courts and justice systems more responsive to litigants, victims and…
Interview with a leftie lawyer
This June 11 video interviews Stanley Cohen, a lawyer who has represented Hamas, the Palestinian Authority, the Mohawks of Kanesatake and people accused of terrorism. For a 2002 Washington Post profile of Cohen, see Unorthodox Attorney.…