September 05, 2006
Blawg Review #73
at Workplace Prof Blog. They've really done a great job citing workplace (law) related blawg entries for Labor Day. Go there. Check it out.
Blawg Review has information about next week’s host, and instructions on how to get your blawg posts reviewed in upcoming issues.
Also via Blawg Review #73:
Wanted: co-editors for "self-help law" weblog
David Giacalone is looking for a few good editors to help him launch
shlep - the Self-Help Law ExPress: news & views on self-help law and pro se litigation.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:05 AM
August 28, 2006
Blawg Review #72
Ernie the Attorney hosts his first ever Blawg Review "from New Orleans on the eve of the first anniversary of Hurricane Katrina."
Blawg Review #72 provides plenty of practical tips for practicing attorneys and new law students.
I'm especially looking foward to checking out Steve Minor's seven part series on Net Neutrality at his swvalaw blog.
Related Entries:
* Break in the Road
* Ernie the Attorney's Nawlins
Posted by Kevin Heller at 09:15 AM
August 21, 2006
Blawg Review #71
Blawg Review #71 is up at Quiz Law (well done) and Weekly Law School Roundup #32 at ESLU.
[via Blawg Review]
Other Recent Entries at Blawg Review:
* Ernie the Attorney's Nawlins
* What's Not To Get?
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:10 PM
August 14, 2006
Blawg Review #70
Dave Gulbransen's (Preaching to the Perverted) eye-catching presentation of Blawg Review #70 is stellar.
Blawg Review has information about next week's host, and instructions on how to get your blawg posts reviewed in upcoming issues.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:41 AM
August 08, 2006
Blawg Review #69
hosted by Unlearned Hand is up. [via]
Posted by Kevin Heller at 05:13 PM
July 31, 2006
Blawg Review #68
Great job by Jeremy Blachman rounding up the posts for Blawg Review #68 with a little help from AL.
Excerpt: More entertainment news: read about Hollywood's Idea Theft Litigation King. Or, Freedom to Differ on the Kazaa settlement.
Did I mention that Jeremy's book, Anonymous Lawyer: The Novel, is now available at Amazon for 37% off.
In the novel, Anonymous Lawyer sets out on a quest to eliminate his biggest rival, The Jerk, and become chairman of the firm -- while dealing with incompetent associates, his spendthrift wife, and the inner torment deep in his soul. Very deep. USA Today calls the book "wickedly amusing".
More reviews of Anonymous Lawyer: The Book; here's one by David Giacalone too.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 11:42 AM
Nexus Blawg
BR Editor on NeXus, a Journal of Opinion published by Chapman University School of Law.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 10:50 AM
July 24, 2006
Blawg Review #67
Blawg Review #67 is up at Antitrust Review. [via]
Great job David.
Blawg Review has information about next week’s host, and instructions how to get your blawg posts reviewed in upcoming issues.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 06:31 PM
July 17, 2006
Blawg Review #66
Blawg Review #66 is up down under at David Jacobson's External Insights.
Also, via Blawg Review #66: Have Aeron, Will Travel - best of luck Denise!
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:24 AM
July 12, 2006
Blawg Review #65
Blawg Review #65 is up at Dan Hull's international-oriented blawg What About Clients?. [via BR]
Posted by Kevin Heller at 10:28 PM
July 03, 2006
Blawg Review #64
Howard Bashman's Blawg Review #64 "is the first to follow the announcement of the U.S. Supreme Court's end-of-Term rulings in argued cases, he doesn't go nearly as far as Stephen Colbert on The Colbert Report, who announced on television that, with Hamdan, this marks the end of the Supreme Court of the United States." quoted from Bashman's Blawg Review
Posted by Kevin Heller at 07:42 PM
June 30, 2006
Blawg Review #63
I missed announcing Blawg Review #63 while I was away on vacation.
Related: Northeast Flooding wtf? It's (supposed to be) Always Sunny in Philadelphia
Posted by Kevin Heller at 12:10 AM
June 19, 2006
Blawg Review #62
New World Man does an excellent job compiling Blawg Review #62. I especially enjoyed the corresponding photos and learning about some new blawgs. [via Blawg Review]
Posted by Kevin Heller at 03:50 AM
June 13, 2006
Blawg Review #61
A lot of new faces in Blawg Review #61 hosted by Blonde Justice with contributions from criminal defense attorneys Woman of the Law and Not Guilty. Great job to all three.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 07:19 AM
June 07, 2006
Blawgs Rock!
That's what Dahlia Lithwick says anyway:
"Blawgs" -- for the uninitiated -- are legal blogs, and if you haven't incorporated them into your daily reading, you are missing out. The most compelling, cutting-edge, honest legal writing being produced in this country today is happening on the Internet, and the crop improves daily. From the fistful of judges (including Richard Posner) who maintain regular blogs, to the vast and growing number of law professors and law students who find the time to post daily, it's clear that the real bones and guts and sinew of the national conversation is happening online, and not in print.Excerpted from Blawgs on a roll, American Lawyer, 6/7/6
Posted by Kevin Heller at 07:53 AM
June 05, 2006
Blawg Review #60
Marty Schwimmer rethinks Blawg Review in Issue #60 and asks legal bloggers why they are not analyzing "issues such as the Niger Documents, Plame Affair, Torture Memos, NSA issues and Signing Statements".
Related: COTC is up at rethink(ip).
Posted by Kevin Heller at 12:47 PM
May 30, 2006
Blawg Review #59
Please check out a very special Memorial Day issue of Blawg Review, commemorating the heroic achievement of our fellow americans who died serving this country, hosted by the Editor of Blawg Review.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:25 AM
May 25, 2006
Some notes on Blawg Review #58
Thank you to everyone who linked to Blawg Review #58.
I especially enjoyed Denise Howell's post and appreciated this comment Blawg Review #58 - Shaken, not stirred by Matt Buchanan of Rethink(IP):
Kevin sliced and diced the usual format for the review, presenting it in a crisp, organized, and very nicely designed package. His shaking largely accomplishes what we had hoped for -- people are actually reading the review instead of just scanning it to find the link to their site.
However, credit is due to the legal blogosphere as a whole and especially to those who took the time to submit their own or other's posts (special thanks to the Anonymous Editor of Blawg Review for their assistance in digging posts and proofing the presentation as well as to Colin Samuels of Infamy or Praise for sourcing posts). The "shaking" grew organically out of the posts I saw over the course of the week that every legal blogger posted to their blawg. So thanks to every legal blawgr for helping with Blawg Review #58.
Now, we can continue with our regularly scheduled programming.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:49 AM
May 22, 2006
Blawg Review #58
I admit it. I had doubts about even attempting to host another round of Blawg Review, especially after all the excellent and creative jobs done by other lawyers with blogs. However, after culling through some 1500+ blog posts this week I had the thought, what if Blawg Review were organized more like small town newspaper meets ESPN.... so click the link to check it out.
Blawg Review has information about next week's host, and instructions how to get your blawg posts reviewed in upcoming issues.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:01 AM
May 15, 2006
Blawg Preview #58
I am hosting Blawg Review next week, the 58th incarnation, and will be posting my "review" on May 22, 2006 which happens to correspond with my 5th year of maintaining a legally relevant web site on the WWW.
Blawg Review has instructions on how to submit your blawg posts for review. Please include the launch date of your blawg with any submissions. Thanks.
Also, look out for a special Memorial Day Blawg Review on May 29 at Blawg Review.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 04:53 PM
Blawg Review #57
Blawg Review #57 is up at Lawyerlike: "So while I present to you this week's Blawg Review submissions from around the blawgosphere, I'll highlight some of the best, worst, new and old fake lawyers from TV, organizing submissions as best I can around the personality of each lawyer. Without further ado: Blawg Review #57." [via Blawg Review]
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:32 PM
May 08, 2006
Blawg Review #56
Blawg Review #56: Sex, Virtual Weddings, and Baseball is up at Point of Law. [via Blawg Review]
Excerpt: Breathe Easier Bloggers
Along with the attendant risks of getting sued, do you ever worry if your blogging could get you fired? Blogdaddy Eugene Volokh covers at some length the First Amendment status of blogging--specifically, the question of whether a private employee can be fired for the content of a blog. In California, Colorado, Connecticut, D.C., Louisiana, New York, and quite a few other jurisdictions, at least, it's harder than you might think.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:13 PM
April 30, 2006
Blawg Review #55
Ben Cowgill is hosting #55 and is promising "a high-octane, drive-by shooting of the blawgosphere, stopping anywhere that looks cool but staying just long enough to get pumped."
With gas prices as high as they are, this legal ethicist appears a bit reckless.
Update: To see Episode #55 in its entirety, check in at SoloBlawg at 5:55 p.m. this evening (May 1).
Posted by Kevin Heller at 11:19 PM
April 24, 2006
Blawg Review #54
Go down the rabbit hole with bk! for Blawg Review #54.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 09:38 AM
April 17, 2006
Blawg Review #53
Blawg Review's editor wisely invited Villanova University School of Law Professor James Edward Maule to host the 2006 Tax Day Edition of Blawg Review aka Blawg Review #53.
And it's almost as thick as the tax code.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:43 PM
April 11, 2006
about 52 of them
Blawg Review has some issues with aging.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 11:52 PM
April 10, 2006
Blawg Review #52
Blawg Review #52 is up at David Giacalone's f/k/a. [via]
Great job David!
Posted by Kevin Heller at 10:30 AM
April 03, 2006
Blawg Review #51
April Fool's Blawg Review Prequel [via]
Posted by Kevin Heller at 12:04 AM
March 27, 2006
blawg review #50
the dark goddess of replevin answers a few questions you didn't even know you had asked in Blawg Review #50. [via Blawg Review]
Additional Links:
* my Links category
* my del.icio.us daily links
* Denise Howell's monday roundup
* Wired GC: Slacking at 700 emails a day
Posted by Kevin Heller at 07:43 AM
March 20, 2006
Blawg Review #49
Blawg Review #49 is up at Jim Calloway's Law Practice Tips Blog [via]
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:05 AM
March 13, 2006
Blawg Review #48
Blawg Review #48 is up at Rethink(IP) - thoughts later.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 09:21 AM
March 06, 2006
Blawg Review #47
Blawg Review #47 is up at Unused and Probably Unusable.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:27 PM
March 01, 2006
High Praise for Blawg Review
Sean Sirrine's Blawg Review #46 has evoked high praise from David Giacalone for the Blawg Review project:
I may have to stop reading Blawg Review every week. No, it's not because of its cutesy title. It's far more practical: The darn "carnival" of law-related weblogs keeps adding to my to-do list of things to read -- and then, naturally, of things to write -- at a pace that can never be accomplished.
To be honest, I'm not sure that anything better has ever been said about it.
Sean and David also inspired the Editor of Blawg Review to create a collaborative law blogroll -- myHq blawgs.
I definitely believe that this is a great project - to collect all the legal blogs on one page, but still feel strongly that permanent links, or an email or a comment (at least for bloggers just starting out) are great so that others know who's reading them.
While I am on the topic of Blawg Review, I hope to end kevin.lexblog's inquisition into the ownership of the site by stating for the record one final time that I am not the Editor of Blawg Review and the only reason I am even involved with the project is because when the Editor approached Evan Schaeffer about the project Evan told "Ed." that I was busting my hump trying to get the Belly Up to the Bar (blawg carnival) started. Without Ed. the blawg review in its current form might never have materialize -- so all commendations should go to Ed. Me - I just get credit for all my failed legal and blog projects and ventures. Someone has to, I guess.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 09:47 PM
February 27, 2006
Blawg Review #46
I really like what Sean Serrine had to say in his introduction to Blawg Review #46 at de novo that I'm going to quote almost the whole thing (but that shouldn't stop you from going over there to see all the great posts compiled this week):
Here is the problem as I see it, (and I'm sure I'm just as much at fault as anyone else), nobody is giving out permanent links anymore. As much as I love Bashman and Volokh, I haven't seen the links on their sidebars change for over a year! It seems that in an effort to become more professional, blawgs have become static, just like the websites we found before blogs came around. They have great writing, but they are all starting to talk about the same thing. Rolling with the news cycle instead of creating it.I agree with Sean and I've recently implemented a new category page for my blogroll that I need to finish updating.So here is your chance to show that lawyers are all about learning new things no matter who is telling them. If you read something you like, put a link to that blawg on your sidebar as a silent thank you for a job well done. I know plenty of you out there know how to tip, (you better if you're going to drink those $7 coffees), and this is how tipping works in the blogosphere. Best of all it's free! So show some link love....
And thanks for the nice comment on Blawgr.com.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 11:01 AM
February 26, 2006
The one and only Blawg Review
If something were to ever happen to blawgreview.com, you can rest assured that you could still find a link to every Blawg Review issue.
I have updated my Blawg Review category page to provide a link to all the past issues. All future issues will have their own posts.
Also, if you're ever confused as to whether a post on another web site is a legitimate Blawg Review blawg post, you can look there as well: http://techlawadvisor.com/blawg_review/. If its not on that page then it is not a Blawg Review.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 08:27 PM
February 20, 2006
Blawg Review #45
is up at Patrick Lamb's In Search of Perfect Client Service blawg.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:12 PM
February 14, 2006
Blawg Review #44
Bob Coffield hosts Blawg Review #44 on his Health Care Law Blog.
Linky goodness.
Related: Health Care Law Bob
Posted by Kevin Heller at 09:36 AM
February 06, 2006
Blawg Review #43
Blawg Review #43 hosted by Online Guide to Mediation's Diane Levin has a shakespearean theme. I especially enjoyed ACT X: Blogs and Blogging.
That has such people in’t!
The Tempest V.i
Great job Diane.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 09:19 AM
January 31, 2006
42, 121, hut, hut
Blawg Review #42 is up at Kevin A. Thompson's Cyberlaw Central. [Blawg Review]
Carnival of the Capitalists #121 is up at Phosita.
* Cache is King, Cache is Fair Use [Lessig, EFF, Patry, InternetCases]
* ICLE and iTunes: that's why i started Blawgcast, but I ran out of energy...
* Google wants to stop spyware
* If blogs are not worthy legal scholarship, what motivates the authors of LawCulture to blog?
* "Economics of Digital Content and Online Illegal Filesharing: Legal Issues" (SSRN) [via]
* Top patent law and policy story of 2005 [pdf]
* In opposition papers [pdf] served yesterday in Elektra v. Barker in Manhattan federal court, the RIAA has argued that merely making files "available for distribution" is in and of itself a copyright violation. [Thank you to Life of a Law Student for hosting the pdf.]
* Rim job [via Phosita]
* MPAA violates copyright of "This Film Is Not Yet Rated" [is this tacit approval of copying for fair use purposes even though our old buddy Jack Valenti says it doesn't exist?]
* Tech Law Advisor available in China. [there's a link to the censored Google in China tussle under Marvin the Paranoid Android in #42]
* IP Funny
Posted by Kevin Heller at 07:56 AM
January 23, 2006
Carnival of the Blawgers
Whether you call it a a blawg, a legal blog or a law-related weblog -- people willing to spend $100,000 for a Juris Doctor make good web content providers and even decent journalists.
Witness for example Jonathan Wilson's Blawg Review #41 and the Patent Baristas grande-sized Carnival of the Capitalists #120.
Posted by Kevin Heller at 02:40 PM
January 22, 2006
Blawg Review
Past Issues
Posted by Kevin Heller at 04:32 PM