Legal Commentary

How the Legal Blogosphere has Changed
There's an interesting post about the changes which have occurred in the blogosphere in general. It's a good summary. The legal blogosphere has changed dramatically since I began blogging over 5 years ago...

The Diary of Anatoly S. Chernyaev: 1987-1988
May 23, 2008: "...the National Security Archive publishes its third installment of the diary of one of the main supporters...

Ads
You may notice our new look over on the right side -- advertisements. (Sorry, Florida Bar.) In the blogosphere, even in the academic blogosphere, many (most?) blogs have ads, so our feeling is that it doesn't take away from the...

State of the Blogosphere 2008
Technorati has released its State of the Blogosphere 2008 Report. The five-part report covers the following topics: Who Are the Bloggers? The What And Why of Blogging The How of Blogging Blogging For Profit Brands Enter The Blogosphere [JH]

"Extreme Borrowing in the Blogosphere"
Kottke.org: "Extreme Borrowing in the Blogosphere" (discussing linking/excerpting/attribution issues).

Welcome to the Blogosphere
I see from Steven Erickson at Crime and Consequences that there is a new addition to the criminal law blogosphere. The blog is "Less Than the Least" and features Bill Stuntz at Harvard and David Skeel at Penn...

Welcome to the Blogosphere, DRI!
We were busy -- busy! -- on Friday, publishing as many posts on a single day as we have in the history of this little experiment.We promise not to burden you (or us!) like that again...

spring 08 new york diary
For a whole variety of reasons (birthdays, my brother’s extended visit, decision to leave NY post-graduation) Krissa and I have been making a serious effort to enjoy New York over the past few months...

Welcome to the Tax Blogosphere: Ted Seto
Ted Seto (Loyola-L.A.) has joined the Tax Prof blogosphere with Understanding Tax, with his inaugural post on Bonus Depreciation is Not Necessarily a Good Idea.