First, some law student blawgs mentioned at Blawg.org:
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I talk about RSS feeds all the time, if you haven’t noticed. RSS provides a great way to bring information to you, with little to no effort on your part. Now Amazon wants to get in on the RSS bandwagon, and is now offering RSS feeds so you can keep track of new products offered…
Jason N. Nemes publishes Sixth Circuit Law, a weblog focusing on cases decided by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit. (Via Ernie)
There’s a lot of buzz this week about search engine toolbars, most of it coming from Search Engine Watch. Monday’s SearchDay reported on the Dogpile Toolbar, which allows you to easily access the Dogpile metasearch tool from your browser window. On Tuesday, Chris reported on the new HotBot Quick Search Deskbar which, among…
Ever wonder how Google’s results are so frighteningly accurate? Wonder no more — it’s all due to Google’s patented PigeonRank process.
The terrific business research site Hoover’s Online has a new beta site with a ton of new enhancements. Give it a whirl.
I’ve got a lot of catching up to do…(most of these links via Denise)
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AltaVista announced last week that it now has the largest index of multimedia on the Web, including image files, audio, and video. Itsimage search engine contains over 540 million images — you can search for photos, graphics, or banners/buttons, and you can even limit your search to black and white or color, or…
Ever since I got hooked on weblogs, I have commented on how useful a targeted, single-issue weblog would be for a lawyer or law firm’s marketing. Amy Campbell agrees, in her article Intro to Weblogs for Law Firm Marketing. (Via Jerry)
Zone Labs has announced the release of its new Zone Alarm Pro 4.0 firewall, which includes improved e-mail protection, hacker tracing, and a new cache cleaner for internet browsers.
