Hat tip to Chicago Law prof Brian Leiter for calling attention to the Jan. 26, 2012 Bloomberg Law interview of NYT reporter David Segal. You know who he is, right? (The author of a long running series of New York…
Posts Tagged ‘Bloomberg’
Is the Great Legal Recession of 2008 Over?
17
Jan
“There are some encouraging signs in hiring, compensation and partner profits at the nation’s biggest firms, but things may not be as good as they seem, Above the Law Editor-in-Chief David Lat tells Bloomberg Law’s Lee Pacchia. David also gives…
A Bit More On Carrier IQ
16
Dec
Senator Al Franken received letters from Carrier IQ, AT&T, Sprint, Samsung, and HTC detailing their use of Carrier IQ software as he had requested. They are available in full from Senator Franken’s Senate web page and summarized in a Bloomberg…
Bloomberg v Thomson: Playing Risk for World Domination
29
Nov
In The Daily Beast article titled Bloomberg’s Plan for World Domination, Nick Summers profiles media giant Bloomberg (the company) while observing that It’s impossible to talk about the aspirations of Bloomberg the business without addressing Bloomberg the man: it is…
95% of All Classes of BNA Shares Vote "Yes" to Bloomberg’s Acquisition Offer
30
Sep
Bloomberg is expected to complete the acquisition of BNA today. After the merger, BNA will be an indirect, wholly-owned subsidiary of Bloomberg. The acquisition IMHO is a good thing for both companies. BLaw+BNA is a competitive force that will have…
The Bloomberg Law-SCOTUSblog Connection: More Than Just an Exclusive Ad Sponsorship Deal
28
Sep
Bob Ambrogi reviews what by his count is the fourth major redesign of SCOTUSblog, highlighting some of its new features as well as a pulling back on some of the last redesign’s features according to quoted comments by SCOTUSblog’s founder…
Bloomberg To Acquire BNA!
25
Aug
I’ve written that I thought Bloomberg Law should acquire BNA. In Philly, I even asked BLaw execs if I would get a “finder’s fee” if “we could make that happen,” LOL. It just makes sense. BNA only has about 1%…
