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Check Me Out In The Hartford Business Journal
Posting on this site has taken a back seat for me in recent weeks. I’m busy at work. I’ve also been busy working to improve the content on this site. It’s necessary to take a step away in order to … Continue reading
Better Law Blog Referral Source? Twitter or Facebook
Yesterday, I was looking at a break down of this site’s traffic on Google Analytics. Google Analytics provides me with all sorts of data about my site. Pretty much right down to what my readers are wearing when they read my posts. Here’s a chart that kind of surprised me. It’s my referral sources. Anytime, someone got to my site from another site (e.g. google, the Hartford Courant, Facebook, and Twitter) Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, CT Blawgs
Tagged blog, click through, facebook, referral source, twitter
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Judicial Branch Has Increased Staff By 38% Over 10 Years????
The Hanging Shad Blog reports that CT’s Judicial Branch has 1,150 more employees than it does 10 years ago.
The Blog post does not link the report that it is citing. Its author goes on to speculate about various potential causes such as increased security and support staff for judges.I’m not buying it. Continue reading
Thinking of Starting A Law Blog? Read Joe Posnanski First.
Joe Posnanski is the best sports writer on the planet. The man can write. This is his blog. It is appropriately titled “Joe Blogs”. It is hosted for free by google. Joe uses the most generic blogger template available. If … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, CT Blawgs
Tagged above the law, blogging, joe posnanski, legal blogs
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My Groupon Twitter Lesson
Sunday night while watching the Superbowl, I fired off a few tweets about Groupon’s ad mocking ethnic cleansing in Tibet. Frankly, I’m a little more colorful on twitter than I am on this site and I’m not sure why. Here … Continue reading
Posted in CT Blawgs, Legal Technology
Tagged blogging, chicago tribune, groupon, palden gyatso, ryan mckeen, tibet
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The 3rd Annual CT Blawgy Goes To Norm Pattis
Norm Pattis. I try to read as many CT law blogs as possible. I don’t hit every post but I read many of them. Each year I try to pick an outstanding legal blog from the Nutmeg State and award … Continue reading
What’s A Law Blog Worth?
by Ryan McKeen Nothing. Last night Gideon, Norm Pattis and I batted this question around over a few tweets. My theory on what something is worth is simple. What would somebody pay for it? Aside from commercial sites like Above … Continue reading
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A Quick Thought For Lawyers Thinking of Starting A Blog
by Ryan McKeen Recently, I had a lawyer approach me and say that he was thinking about starting a blog but he had trouble crafting short posts. I’m a runner. Kinda. More specifically, I’m a distance runner. Truth be told, … Continue reading
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My Response To Colin McEnroe is The Most Popular Story On Alltop’s Legal Page
by Ryan McKeen I love Alltop. Alltop posts links to the best blogs on the internet. Links are posted by category. It is a great honor to have this site listed on Alltop’s legal page. Even if you have to … Continue reading
The Most Useful Connecticut Legal Blog
by Ryan McKeen Yesterday I was on a conference call preparing for the Connecticut Bar Foundation’s “How Technology is Changing The Practice of Law” symposium at UConn Law slated for April 9, 2010. I am a panelist on the “Talkin’ Bout … Continue reading

