Blogging is still with us, writes Dave Winer, who gave rise to blogging over two decades ago.
Winer points that long time blogger, author and journalism professor, Jeff Jarvis went on CNN today to talk about Australia’s clamping down on social media’s use of news publishers’ content, among other things.
Jarvis is going on
I am doing a rough survey of international law blogs to assess what’s out there in legal blogs outside the United States. I am just scratching the surface.
My quick take is that legal blogging represents a powerful form of legal publishing, internationally. By country, by the position of the publisher/blogger and by area of
From Ariana Pekary in the Columbia Journalism Review,
“IF YOU HAVE EVER SEEN ALL THE CABLE NEWS NETWORKS on screens next to each other—at the gym, for example—you’ll have noticed something strange: they all cover the same stories as each other, every day.
Given that these are separate and competing news organizations, and certainly
The LinkedIn Legal Blogging Group will begin hosting weekly discussions to help and empower legal professionals with an interest in blogging.
We’ll begin this Friday at 11 AM PT where I’ll lead a discussion on legal blogging basics. Registration is here and is open to group members and others.
We’ll continue the following week where
Hearing what Apple CEO, Tim Cook had to say in a recent speech in Brussels marking International Data Privacy Day has me rethinking the delivery of journalism via algorithms – particularly legal journalism, which is primarily blogging today.
“Too many are still asking the question, ‘How much can we get away with?’ When they
The idea that a private company would decide what is free speech and what is not protected free speech under the United States Constitution seems pretty far fetched.
But that’s in effect happening with Twitter banning President Trump and his like minded cohorts from their social media platform.
From Twitter on January 8:
“After
Looking to keep up with other social media companies that enable publishers to earn money from their followers and and the growing popularity of newsletters, Twitter announced today that it acquired an email newsletter services Revue.
Spending in advertising has plummeted of recent, in in large part because of the pandemic. Publishers with good
Marketer and author, Seth Godin, writes, this morning, about your big idea and why it’s definitely worth pursuing.
“It’s probably not completely original.
It’s probably not breathtaking in scope.
It’s probably not immediately popular.
But… it’s definitely worth pursuing, consistently and persistently for years and years.
If you care. If it’s generous and
Opening Facebook just now, the first two posts were from friends facing down cancer.
One a face to face friend, whose partner is suffering from the residuals of cancer treatment.
Chemotherapy is hard enough, alone, let alone dealing with the conditions that develop from the chemo and the drugs used to treat both the chemo
Victoria Hudgins penned a piece at Law.com earlier this week that the hard truth behind the ROSS shutdown is that legal tech is cash poor.
Investors and software providers informed Hudgins that other legal tech companies were equally cash poor and could easily meet a similar fate.
There’s nothing particularly newsworthy or unique about any