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Taking the Pulse of WestlawNext Sales

02 Nov

According to Thomson Reuters’ 2011 3Q financials released yesterday WestlawNext sales increased by approximately 5,000 customers since 2011 2Q and now represents 46 percent of Westlaw’s revenue base. This means since WLN’s launch in February 2010 approximately 54 percent of…

 

Fighting for Open Access in Academic Legal Publishing

28 Oct

During this year’s Open Access Week, CALI Director of Content Development Sarah Glassmeyer published the first post-launch announcement feature on the new CALI Spotlight blog. In Why We Fight, Sarah writes: I feel like OA doesn’t get as much traction…

 

Something New: Video Abstracts of Published Research Articles

06 Aug

On July 29, 2011, Dove Medical Press announced its launch of video abstracts for the Company’s 100-plus peer reviewed medical and scientific journals. As papers are accepted for publication, the author is given the opportunity to present a brief video…

 

Google Rolls Out Limited Launch of Google Scholar Citations

22 Jul

On July 20th, Google rolled out a limited launch of its new citation tracker because “[t]his is a new direction for us and we plan to use the experience and feedback from the limited launch to improve the service.” From…

 

Let’s Call Google+ a Social Networking Site with Walls and Windows

30 Jun

Heard about the launch of the Google+ project: “Real-life sharing rethought for the web”? In Another Try by Google to Take On Facebook (New York Times), Claire Cain Miller writes The debut of Google+ will test whether Google can overcome…

 

Launch of Schema.org: Structured Data Markup Using Microdata for Web Search Engines

17 Jun

Schema.org, a joint initiative of Google, Bing and Yahoo!, provides a collection of shared vocabularies webmasters can use to mark up their pages in ways that can be understood by the major search engines. From the Schema.org front page: Search…

 

RSS Feed Rot-AALL Style

01 Jun

Looking for AALL news in your feed reader. Ya ain’t gonna find it. Not even a notice published in either of AALL’s “News Feed” or “Latest News Need” old RSS feeds about feed changes. I’m thinking the pending re-launch of…

 

The Law Wizard – from Great Britain

03 Feb

I discovered an interesting web site called The Law Wizard,  still in beta, for pro se parties doing their own probate, in the United Kingdom.  The site promises to offer a unique package of online interactive tools, guides and videos. The Probate Wizard is initially designed for individuals who want to probate their own estates, but the site states that the tools will be made available for law firms as well.

The site is scheduled for launch later n 2011. The site looks interesting because it combines a web-enabled document automation system with extensive video and other information guides that takes the user through a  complicated process step by step. We will see more web sites like this, both in the legal form market space and the virtual law firm space.