Where there’s a will, there’s a Wii
No, it’s not an estate planning offer, but close. Robert Ambrogi reports about Erik J. Heels, a patent lawyer — whose law firm has actually invented... Read more
Category: Blogging
For Sale: Cabbage Patch Dolls, Pet Rocks
Originally posted 2005-01-04 11:01:11. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Aha! See, the Blog Herald is asking the same question I did: Is 2005 the “Year... Read more
The power to destroy
I generally avoid any invocation of the Internal Revenue Code around here, as I have explained. Others are less intimidated by the government’s brutally wielded... Read more
A head of the game
Says Ed: Some ponder, “Are law blogs dying?” Others follow Blawg Review and know they’re not. Or at least that the answer is … negotiable.... Read more
Twelve commandments?
Something — someone? — called Aviva Directory, or Directory Aviva, has posted an article called “12 Important U.S. Laws Every Blogger Needs to Know.” It’s... Read more
Online “Freedom of Speech Carveout” Bill and the Blog Privilege
Instapundit points to RedState.org, which reports on the “Online Freedom of Speech Act” that was introduced in the House: Today in the House of Representatives,... Read more
New Jersey Law Journal – Hands Off Blogs
I wrote this in the New Jersey Law Journal last week. Op-ed Hands Off Blogs Mandatory disclosure of payment to bloggers runs counter to free... Read more
Blawg lang syne
Who was the first legal blogger? Originally posted 2012-11-29 12:42:31. Republished by Blog Post Promoter Read more
Blogger? Vlogger? No, just a thug-hugger.
J. Craig Williams reminds us: Blowing up a cop is still illegal, and styling yourself a “vlogger” doesn’t mean you don’t have to cough up... Read more
Marty Schwimmer, old man of IP blogs, still alive
The Trademark Blog Is Five Years Old (hat tip to Welch)! That’s the equivalent of 84 in blog years. I would never have thought he’d... Read more
Met some bloggers!
What a great evening it was at Meet the Bloggers VIII at the International Trademark Association’s annual meeting in DC! And by now, we should... Read more
Worth a thousand words
How much use is fair use — i.e., permissible use — when it comes to graphics and photographs you “find” on the Internet? Not too... Read more
“Inside Straight” on blogging for lawyers
Some of my best (online-who-I-never-met-but-believe-me-they-have-your-back) friends among legal bloggers don’t believe in legal blogging at all. For example, Scott Greenfield both excels at it and... Read more
Who anticipated THAT?
Anticipate This!, a fun patent blog (yeah, we know!), celebrates a milestone, and thanks all his IP-bloggy friends. UPDATE: That was eleven years ago! There... Read more