Blogging Behind the Corporate Firewall at Google
Google sees benefits in corporate blogging
Category «Blogs»
beSpacific Added to Librarian’s Index to the Internet
I am pleased to have been indexed by lii.org.
New Econ Blog Over At WSJ
Tyler Cowen, from Marginal Revolution and John Irons, Argmax present their views on current issues in a point, counterpoint style. An online discussion board is available (reg’s req’d), and links to current EconoBlog postings are as follows: day one: Social Security day two: Trade day three: Europe and Asia day four: Taxes day five: Bush …
New Blog on Legal Periodicals
This evening, John Doyle, Washington & Lee Law Library, announced the launch of his Legal Periodicals blog, which supplements and expands upon his Most-Cited Legal Periodicals U.S. and selected non-U.S database.
New Blog on E-Voting News
E-Voting News and Analysis, from the Experts: “Welcome to evoting-experts.com, a central source of up-to-date information and insight about e-voting, straight from some of the leading independent experts on computerized voting technology. Our distinguished panelists will post messages on the site continuously through election day and afterward. This is a non-partisan site. Our goal here …
More New Articles on LLRX.com
Researching Labor Arbitration and Alternative Dispute Resolution In Employment, by Suzanne Thorpe and Laura J. Cooper Advice to the Bloglorn, by Lois C. Ambash
Review of IP Blogs
The multi-talented Robert Ambrogi (lawyer, author, blogger, Director of WritersforLawyers), published a new column, Web Watch: Intellectual Property Blogs (in Law Technology News, reg. req’d), which he then promptly updated on his blog.
Website and Blog Present Different Perspectives on Presidential Polling Data
Electoral Vote Predictor 2004 Election Projection 2004 Edition
Blog Tracks Newspaper Endorsements of Bush or Kerry
Presidential Endorsements Around the country: “The goal of this site is to catalog presidential endorsements from newspapers around the country (and maybe even the world).”
Recruiters and Job Seekers Turn to Blogs
From the New York Times, Need a New Job? Check Out a Blog. “Job seekers use blogs to establish a strong online presence, display their skills and advertise their availability…Corporate recruiters, in turn, use blogs to draw in qualified candidates, and they search for potential hires by reading bloggers who write about topics relevant to …
NY Times Magazine Offers Perspective on Bloggers Impact in Political Arena
September 26, 2004, Fear and Laptops on the Campaign Trail: Insights into the expanding profile of bloggers whose views are changing the reading habits of many readers by allowing them highly interconnected online channels through which they can satisfy their interest in political campaign facts, rumors, and commentary. Related article published on LLRX.com, September 20 …
New on LLRX.com
Rich Site Services: Web Feeds for Extended Information and Library Services Commentary: A Librarian Blogger at the DNC I’ll Have Wireless to Go, Please Looking For International Law? EISIL It! Net Snippets: How to Manage Your Legal Research and Save Time Too Law Firm Marketing: Lawyers Win Business With Blogs After Hours – Travel Tips …
