As usual, Denise has the low-down on the latest law-related weblogs:
Taxing Thoughts, a blog with “thoughts by a tax lawyer on the law, technology, politics, economics, and taxes,” has been around awhile, but we’re just getting around to seeing it. The student blawg of the day belongs to Life, Law, Libido, from…
The Internet Legal Research Weekly is available for your reading pleasure. Items this week include:
It seems Law.com got tired of all the blacks and browns, and has settled on a soothing blue as its new theme. Check it out.
Have you been to the Drudge Report? It’s not much to see; just a collection of links to breaking news stories and news sources around the world. Would it surprise you to know that Matt Drudge, the owner of the site, pulls down a mere $822,000 a year? That’s some serious cash for…
Harvard’s Benjamin Edelman has a report on Google’s SafeSearch feature, which is intended to omit references to sites with pornography and explicit sexual content. Problem is, like many Internet filters, it also keeps out a lot of valuable information.
PC Magazine’s cover story this month is Spyware: It’s Lurking on Your Machine. There’s lots of helpful information here on learning about spyware and how to remove it from your PC. For even more information, check out the Spyware Guide — it’s a resource describing which software applications can detect and defeat spyware, an…
The Shifted Librarian found this page of RSS feed readers and news aggregators. Remember that RSS feeds are features of weblogs and other sites that allow you to quickly scan the latest news headlines through a program called a news aggregator. If you’re interested in finding a way to cut through the deluge of…
Check out the Visual Thesaurus, which provides a graphic display of words and their connections. This is a cool utility.
As usual, Denise is on top of the latest law-related weblogs. First up is Tales from the Shark Tank Indiana state government lawyer Alisa.Screaming Bean is a brand-new blog from a so-far unidentified law student. Another student blogger is Mr. Blawggie, a law and business student who recently moved to Israel from the…
