There is no reason why we should let an emergency go to waste. So, we’ve both taken on a side project while we work remotely. Marlene’s new daily ILTA blog presents a quick update on the skills we need to work on while we’re working from home. Her first post, Be Sheltering: Not Sheltered discusses
Top ten 3 Geeks blog posts for 2017
It’s that time of year: time for top 10 lists for 2017.
What is your favorite top 10 list for 2017? Top movies? Top books? Top cars?
Well, here’s one more: our top ten 3 Geeks blog posts for 2017 in true Letterman style.
No. 10
Legal News Publishers: Stop Using the Term “Non-Lawyer”
No. …
Hsu Untied: Interviewing Lawyers About Their Side-Hobbies
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My former colleague, Richard Hsu, is at it again. You may remember Richard, and his talented daughter, Maya, from my posts about his One Page Blog, and HsuTube blogs, and the really interesting videos he and Maya produced. I talked with Richard this week and caught up on what he’s up…
The New "Citing Legally" Blog Launches
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I got a note from Peter Martin, the Jane M.G. Foster Professor of Law, Emeritus, and former dean, Cornell Law School, letting me know that he was starting a blog as a result of the work he was doing with the annual revision of Introduction to Basic Legal Citation. Peter, along…
Law Librarian Blog's Hodnicki & Giangrande Start New Blog
Some of us have noticed a vacuum in the space where the prolific Law Librarian Blog once stood. Anyone that has been in the law librarian profession, and hasn’t lived under a rock, is familiar with the posts that come mulitple times a day from Joe Hodnicki and Mark Giangrande (well, mostly Hodnicki). The blog…
Elephant Post: The Platt Challenge – Answered
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I wasn’t sure if dusting off the old Elephant Post idea would work, but I’d have to say that we had a lot of people step up and answer the call. Nina Platt threw out the challenge to Law Librarian Bloggers, and like the true delegator I am, I asked all of…
Elephant Post: Law Librarian Bloggers… Tell Me Something I Can Actually Use!
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[Note: The Answers are now posted]
In case you’re wondering, it was November 28, 2011. That was the last time we rolled out the Elephant Post here on 3 Geeks. However, there was a message in my email in-box this morning that made me think that it might be time to…
HsuTube Remastered
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Richard and Maya Hsu of The One Page Blog |
“Today, with the help of my thirteen year old daughter…”
This is how my former colleague, Richard Hsu, now a partner at Shearman & Sterling starts his “HsuTube” videos on complex transactional legal concepts. We’ve covered Richard before when he and I both worked…
On the Tendency of Vendors to Release New Products and then Seek Publicity
Kevin O’Keefe, wrote about the dueling Lexis and Thomson Reuters blogger summits on Tuesday in his post, Who’s Influencing Who. He seems to be concerned that the big L and TR are trying to curry favorable blog content by lavishing a few bloggers with fancy perks. I happened to stumble across his post as…
2012: The Year Two Great Blogs Died… Then Were Resurrected
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As I was perusing my RSS feed reader last night on my phone, I saw a ghost. My fellow Houston blogger, Jason Wilson, decided that he would not retire his blog focusing on publishing, law, technology, and the art of placing the ‘F’ word in post titles. He claims he was…