Holographic Imaging in the Courtroom

Holographic imaging has made its way to the courtroom. According to an article in Legal Technology, [H]olographic imaging. . . makes it possible to show such things as three-dimensional views of aneurysms, running automotive parts …

Law Library Blog Survey

This post is for fellow law library bloggers (past, present, and near future): I’m working on an article for Law Library Journal on the topic of blogs. It will be a piece on the state …

Milwaukee Video Bloggers

The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel has a interesting piece on video bloggers (a.k.a. “vloggers”) in the Milwaukee area. (August 24, pg. A.1 – available via Badgerlink) Highlights from the article: From unbashful bloggers to proselytizing pastors, …

Guide to the Federal Courts

The U.S. Courts have created a useful guide entitled, A Journalist’s Guide to the Federal Courts. Although the guide is intended for journalists covering a federal trial court or appellate court, its usefulness extends to …

Promoting Your Blawg

Daniel Harmon, editor of The Lawyer’s PC, has written an outstanding article on “Blawg Promotion.” (Available on Westlaw, 22 NO. 22 Law. PC 1) As the number of blawgs continues to skyrocket, readers may find …