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: How Appealing"Incisive Media Announces Plans to Merge The National Law Journal and Legal Times; Leading Legal Publications to Offer Combined Print/Online Reporting and Analysis From the Nation's Capital and Six Bureaus Across the Country"
The news release begins:
NEW YORK (March 16, 2009) -- Incisive Media, a global leader in specialized business news and information, today announced plans to merge two of the nation's most respected legal publications, The National Law Journal and Legal Times. The combined organization, which will operate under The National Law Journal brand, will offer print and online national legal news and analysis from an award-winning team of journalists in seven bureaus around the country. The new publication will continue to deliver insider coverage of Washington, D.C. news, commentary and legal analysis to readers within the Beltway and across the country, including front-page news from the capital and a weekly Washington section. The first print edition of the expanded National Law Journal will be available in May.I have posted the complete news release at this link.
Full post as published by How Appealing on March 16, 2009 (boomark / email).
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