blog 702

• NYT 'Convention Blog' Story Leads with TalkLeft
• Small Is Beautiful, No?
• Michigan Supreme Court Tosses $21 Million Malpractice Verdict
• Daubert and the Finality of Judgments
• 6th Circuit Upholds Accident Reconstruction Testimony
• The Way It Works in Colorado
• Daubert and Copernicus
• Four New Illinois Appellate Decisions
• Utah on Undisclosed Pseudo-Lay Testimony

beSpacific

• New on LLRX.com
• Archivist of the U.S. Forced to Resign?
• Commentary on the New "Culture of Secrecy"
• Amazon Changes Policy For Online Product Reviews
• Overture's Patent Infringment Suit Against Google
• Privacy Issues and Searching for Lawyers Online
• Maryland County First in Nation With Cable Customer Service Protections
• Website on Clinical Trials Data in the Spotlight
• Google Prepares Website for IPO Related Docs.
• E-Mail Fraud Continues to Lure Unsuspecting Readers
• Beta Version of MSN Newsbot
• The Challenges of Digital Data Preservation
• Two Legal Publishers Dominate Global Market
• Google and Domain Name Disputes
• Michigan Captures Top Spot in Digital State Survey

How Appealing

• 'Court lets Goodyear documents stay secret; Papers...
• Today's rulings of note from the U.S. Court of App...
• 'Major victory very sweet after 30 years as lawyer...
• 'Clinic-protest ordinance targeted; Abortion foes ...
• U.S. Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit holds ...
• State of the Ninth Circuit: Chief Judge Mary M. S...
• Bloggers react to yesterday's ruling of the U.S. C...
• The Washington Post is reporting: Today's newspap...
• Enemy combatant news: The Charleston Post and Cou...
• 'Name of Bryant Case Accuser Is Again Mistakenly R...
• 'Retired judge to join law firm of adviser in asbe...
• Available today from National Review Online: Timo...
• 'While everyone's crossing swords over the county ...
• 'Court asked to reconsider ban on Commandments': ...
• Available online from law.com: Jonathan Ringel re...

Law Tech

• The missing key
• Pseudonymous weblogging
• My bomb
• RIAA storm troopers
• A better way to "blog"
• My Way
• Major problem: scanning to Acrobat 6
• File types and viewers
• Disappointment: iTrip by Griffin
• If it quacks. . .
• Sleek new scanner
• Freeware suites
• Fighting spam - the positive approach
• The new outrage
• New gizmos
• Weblogs and politics
• Free Wi-Fi at Lansing's airport
• Ominous lawsuit threat
• I blog to educate myself
• Quick and simple file finder

Legaline Lawsites

• WisBlawg focuses on legal research and Internet news
• LW USA reports on ABA proposal to cut standing committee
• More on lawyer bloggers at the DNC
• Lawyers among the bloggers at the DNC
• FindLaw acquires Hubbard One
• Laughing at lawyers and the law
• Can a lawyer be fired for not wearing a tie?
• Help save the ABA Standing Committee on Solos
• Site promises low-cost, online bar review course
• This year's '60 sites' now on Techshow site
• Chip implanted in Mexico judicial workers
• Special issue marks Law Practice Magazine's 30th year

Virtual Chase TVC Alert

• See You in August!
• Coming in August
• Virus? Disable System Restore
• Westlaw Adds Case-Sensitive Searching
• COPA Goes Back to Court
• Security Holes Found on Campaign Sites
• Phishing with Worms
• Software for Creating RSS
• Resources: Criminal Records, Banking Law

Discourse.net

• US Taxation of Multinational Enterprise: Part VII
• Making A Stronger Wiki
• For the Civil Libertarian In Your Life
• Bush, Rumsfeld and Ashcroft Resist Application of US Supreme Court Detainee Decision
• Archivist Update
• US Taxation of Multinational Enterprise: Part VI
• US Taxation of Multinational Enterprise: Part V
• I'm Melting
• US Taxation of Multinational Enterprise: Part IV
• NYC Film Event
• US Taxation of Multinational Enterprise: Part III
• Bravo, Larry!
• Bush Payroll Records Are Damning Evidence
• Military to Start Restricted Guantanamo Hearings ASAP
• Good Tax News -- Really!