Robert Ambrogi Blog
How much time do you spend every day on e-mail? As you read through your inbox and write and respond to messages, how much of that time are you tracking? My guess is that lawyers lose track of significant chunks of time spent on e-mail. A new plug-in for Outlook aims to capture that lost…
Robert Ambrogi
Is a Massachusetts lawyer, writer and media consultant. He also writes the blog Media Law and cohosts the legal affairs podcast Lawyer2Lawyer
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Great Series of Techshow Video Interviews
At ABA Techshow last week, Rob LaGatta and Colin O’Keefe of LexConference recorded a series of video interviews with organizers, speakers and attendees. They did a great job and I encourage everyone to view the full series. I was one of the people they interviewed, as you can see below.
http://vimeo.com/moogaloop.swf?clip_id=4024598&server=vimeo.com&show_title=1&show_byline=1&show_portrait=0&color=&fullscreen=1…
Library of Congress Launches Blawg Archive
The Law Library of Congress this week unveiled a Web archive of legal blogs. The library began archiving selected legal blogs in 2007 and now has archives for more than 100 blogs covering a range of legal topics.
It appears to me that these archives are periodic snapshots of each blog rather…
Why Bother with Online Networking?
In conjunction with this week’s official launch of Martindale-Hubbell Connected, the professional networking site asked several legal bloggers to be part of a week-long series on social and professional networking. Today you get me. Tomorrow’s post will be by Monica Bay at The Common Scold. Others who have already posted in the series…
Martindale’s Networking Site Comes out of Beta
Last July, I posted one of the first reviews of the beta version of Martindale-Hubbell’s professional networking site, Martindale-Hubbell Connected. Today, the site officially came out of beta and had its formal launch.
For now, it remains open only to lawyers who are in private practice or who work as corporate counsel.…
New Legal Site Targets LGBT Community
A new Web site launched today, LegalOut, to provide access to legal documents designed to address the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender individuals. LegalOut differs from other legal document sites, according to today’s announcement, in that its materials “reflect the specific concerns and needs of the LGBT community and are designed…