Sep
22
IT and e-commerce webfeeds from OUT-LAW
Filed Under Feeds
At last. OUT-LAW News which tracks the latest legal stories in IT and e-commerce now offers RSS feeds. You can subscribe to All OUT-LAW News (the 20 most recent stories of the last 7 days) or to any of the following topics: Accessibility, Copyright, Data protection, E-commerce, Employment, Financial services, Freedom of Information, Games, Outsourcing, […]
By Nick Holmes, 22 September 2005
Sep
13
CommonLII
Filed Under Legal Information Institutes
The Commonwealth Legal Information Institute (CommonLII) is the latest addition to the LII family. Launched on 12 September it provides a central point of access to core legal information from the Commonwealth, with 464 databases from 50 countries.
By Nick Holmes, 13 September 2005
Sep
7
Another plug for Whither the Legal Web?, the new e-book compiled and edited by me and Delia Venables, Part 2 of which is published today.
Part 1, available since May, covers Legal Information. Part 2, now available, covers how the web is transforming Legal Practice, with articles on the transformation of communication, managing email, electronic signatures, […]
By Nick Holmes, 7 September 2005
Sep
1
What’s up with Daily Law Notes?
Filed Under Cases, Law publishers
ICLR is in the process of morphing its Daily Law Notes service into WLR Daily.
“Welcome to the new look case summary service from ICLR that replaces the Daily Law Notes. The service remains the same; providing free 24 hour access to summaries but in a new easier to use format.”
What this, in fact, appears to […]
By Nick Holmes, 1 September 2005
Sep
1
The Bar gets blogging
Filed Under Law blogs
Geeklawyer is the first UK barrister to blog - on media etc. Good stuff!
NIPCLAW is the blog of John Lambert, barrister of Northern Intellectual Property Chambers, the first and so far only specialist intellectual property and technology chambers outside London. It offers news and comment on English, European and overseas intellectual property, technology, media and […]
By Nick Holmes, 1 September 2005