Blogs & RSS

SnackUpon creates a customized RSS feed that delivers content you might like based on your Delicious bookmarks. Read more at Lifehacker. I was curious about this so I created and subscribed to a feed based …

Tracking what people say on blogs can be important to legal professionals for a number of reasons: Image Monitoring – What are people saying about you, your firm, your clients? Competitive Intelligence – What are …

Last week I had the honor of presenting at the State Bar of Wisconsin Annual Convention here in Madison. I spoke at a Litigation Section program entitled “This Blog’s for You” along with Mark Herrmann …

Court Documents CCAP – Notification of new WI Circuit Court, Court of Appeals, and Supreme Court cases by party name and/or all filings for an individual case Wisconsin Courts – All new Court of Appeals …

Last week I gave a presentation to the UW Law School faculty and staff on the legal applications of RSS. I’ve posted my slides and handouts on Scribd and thought I’d share them here. Read …

RSS aficionados will appreciate 14 “Other” Ways to Use RSS Feeds from makeuseof.com. With these tools, you can do all sorts of interesting things with RSS feeds, such as: filter feeds by keyword send feed …

The Law Library of Congress is now offering a handful of RSS feeds. News & Events Research Reports Webcasts Global Legal Monitor Source: AbsTracked

Last week I announced that MadCat, the UW Madison Library catalog, had added RSS feeds for new items from various campus libraries and subjects, including law. I also noted that the Law Library is continuing …

Bev Butula, law librarian colleague and blogger over at the Wisconsin Law Journal, shared with me a fun story she created to illustrate how useful blogs can be to legal professionals. The story is entitled …

I’m pleased to report that MadCat, the UW Madison library catalog, now features RSS feeds for new items. New In MadCat is a list of books, journals, and titles in all media that have recently …