Can Law Student Register For Law360

I have lately been puzzling over the fact that LexisNexis has through acquisition and brotherhood, built a virtual monopoly on legal news (Law360. ALM, Wall Street Journal, MLex, Newsdesk).  At present here'south the irony their master competitors Thomson Reuters Westlaw and BloombergBNA are both  owned by news companies!  Both  companies also  publish legal news. BloombergBNA has a serious newsletter business and TR  has a variety of  newsy publications and alerts – just neither has made a dent in the Lexis authorization of what I would call "water cooler" legal news. I can't help merely wonder if Lexblog's gratis news service  aggregating the expertise of the legal community might create be the disruptor. Lexblog was founded in 2004 by Kevin O'Keefe. He recently hired chaser and news veteran Bob Ambrogi as Editor in Principal of Lexblog. I plan to stay tuned. Hither is the printing release:

LexBlog Launches Global Legal News and Commentary Platform

Seattle, Wash.—Sept. x, 2018—​LexBlog today launched a first-of-its-kind, comprehensive, global news
and commentary network, delivering timely and targeted articles from legal bloggers throughout the
globe. Whatsoever legal blogger is invited to add a feed to the network, and any reader is complimentary to access the
network, with no subscription or payment required.

Some 19,000 legal bloggers already participate in the network, which features both curated and
real-fourth dimension posts from lawyers, police force professors, law librarians, law students, legal-industry executives, legal
marketers, legal consultants, legal technologists and others, providing news, insights and analysis on
most every legal and practice topic.

Powering the network is LexBlog's custom-built syndication engine that allows it to aggregate blog
content from any source, regardless of whether the weblog is hosted by LexBlog on its own blogging
platform or externally on whatever other blogging platform.

Any legal blog hosted by LexBlog is automatically included, and any other legal blogger tin can add a blog to
the network, at no cost, by registering the weblog's RSS feed at: world wide web.lexblog.com/bring together.
"At a time when other legal news sites are reducing coverage and erecting paywalls, we're providing an
alternative that is costless to use, constantly updated, and expansive in coverage," said Kevin O'Keefe,
LexBlog'south founder and CEO. "Legal bloggers are the citizen journalists of law and our network is bringing
their piece of work to the readers who will virtually benefit from it."

The network includes:
● Featured articles curated by LexBlog editors throughout the day.
● Real-fourth dimension feeds of all manufactures from member blogs across the globe.
● Real-time feeds of targeted articles arranged by legal channels.
● RSS and email subscriptions to channel and blog updates.
● Profiles of each blogger, including the blogs to which they contribute and their recent posts.
● Profiles of the police firms and institutions that publish blogs, including all the blogs they support, all their blog authors, and the recent posts from across all their blogs.

Content published through the network receives additional exposure through publication to the
Fastcase legal enquiry service and through bar association publishing portals.
"The wealth of original writing and reporting from legal blogs is staggering," said Robert Ambrogi,
LexBlog'due south publisher and editor-in-main. "For legal professionals, there is immeasurable value in having
unlimited access to timely articles targeted to their practices and interests."
Today'south launch is but the first stage of the new LexBlog.com. Future plans include greater curation of
channel pages, expanded original content and coverage, and special-focus publications. In addition,
LexBlog volition license and deploy its syndication and assemblage platform to law firms, bar associations,
constabulary schools and other organizations to power their own custom publishing.

About LexBlog
Founded in 2004 to empower lawyers to increase their visibility and accelerate their business organization
relationships through blogging, LexBlog today is the hub that brings together many of the all-time legal
minds on the web. Its platform powers more than than 19,000 legal bloggers and over half of the nearly 1,000
blogs published by the 200 largest U.Southward. firms.

Contact:
Robert Ambrogi

Publisher and editor-in-chief Founder and CEO
bob@lexblog.com kevin@lexblog.com
(978) 317-0972 (206) 340-8204

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Source: https://www.deweybstrategic.com/2018/09/move-alm-law360-lexblog-launching-legal-news-network.html

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