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Blawgs and RSS Feeds
For an overview of 'blogs and their
legal sub-genre, blawgs, see § 8 of my Guide.
blawg.org may the largest single blawg
finder. For syndicated feed use
Backend.php or
Ultramode.txt.
Law
Professors Blogs "is a network of web logs
("blogs") designed from the ground-up to assist law professors in their
scholarship and teaching. Each site focuses on a particular area of law
and combines both (1) regularly-updated permanent resources and links, and
(2) daily news and information of interest to law professors. Our editors
are leading scholars and teachers who are committed to providing
the web destination for law professors in their fields"
Blawg
Republic pulls headlines and summaries from popular blogs on an hourly
basis, plus a directory of blawgs by subject.
News and Research
Jurist is a daily legal news and research
site produced by the University of Pittsburg School of Law.
May it Please the
Court A popular and highly readable review of the facts of
interesting cases from both a practitioner's and general interest
viewpoint.
Goldstein
& Howe, P.C. host the
SCOTUSblog, a very
professional and excellent resource for news and information on issues
currently before the Court and discussions of the impact of recent
decisions.
LibraryLaw Blog Commentary and covereage of news and issues of the
law's impact on libraries.
A
short list of large law firms with official blogs is being compiled by
Ron Friedmann at Prism Legal Consulting to give you some prime examples of
the blog as a marketing/information tool.
JD Bliss "Balancing Life and the Lawsm"
Razorback Lawyer is
written by an attorney who recently opened a solo practice in Crittenden
County, Arkansas (West Memphis).
Southern Appeal, the banner with Robert E. Lee kneeling in prayer pretty
much sums up the views expressed by this lawyer and his other conservative
contributors. Mark Lyon - As Rejected
by Harvard Law School, a diary 'blog by a Mississippi College law
student.
Jag Central covers
military justice and military law issues by an Army Captain and UCLA law
student.
Non-Legal Mid-South Blogs
Memphis MSA Commercial
Real Estate
The Memphis Commercial Appeal Viewpoint reporter
Blake Fontenay's blog.
Memphis Business Journal headlines. |
RSS stands for Rich Site Summary (
formerly RDF Site Summary) and allows for users to receive content, headlines,
summaries and full articles for quick viewing or automatic reposting, aka
syndicating to other sites.
Law Journals You may select feeds from
any of 400 plus law journals cover table of contents and abstracts of new
articles. This feed is done by John Doyle of Washington & Lee
University Law Library. An
overview of the project also gives help in setting up a reader for
beginners.
Government
RSS in Government "News
about how RSS is being used by international, federal, state, and local
governments." There are fully ten different ways to syndicate this site.
Use the following tag for the most popular format.
Federal Agencies The Securities and
Exchange Commission's EDGAR Index
blog has feeds in four categories:
IPO's
Freshpatents.com tracks new
patents and technology.
The U.S. Consumer
and Product Safety Commission provides a feed of safety recall press
releases.
State
Arkansas Government
eNewsroom provides state news releases some of which are in .pdf format.
Memphis Business Journal headlines.
The Memphis Sun is an online
newspaper whose RSS feed pulls stories from other news sources.
Corporate Information
Corporate Communications company
Nooked had compiled a directory
of RSS feeds for corporate information. | ||||
