Category: Blogging
BLOGOSPHERE DEPT.
The Evil That USLaw.com Does
It’s Monday, and over at Simple Justice Scott Greenfield is complaining about marketers. Usually, he complains about people who leave comments on his blog with an SEO-friendly link back to their web site (e.g. “DWI Attorney”). I never really understood why Scott was so vehement about this. Personally, I will delete the totally gratuitous comments… Read more
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Coming Soon: How to Cross-Examine Witnesses
I’ve just started a new project that I’m really excited about. I’m about to start a 12-part series explaining the best techniques for lawyers to use when cross examining witnesses. Among the topics I’ll be addressing: Civil Trials and Criminal Trials: What’s the Difference? How to Sneak Your Theory of the Case Into Your Questions… Read more
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Welcome To the Blogroll, Jennifer
I don’t usually announce new additions to the blogroll, but maybe it’s time I start. The libertarian world first noticed Jennifer as a commenter on Reason magazine’s Hit&Run blog, where she could usually be counted on to say something intelligent and snarky. Jennifer’s actually a professional writer, with columns published in the Hartford Advocate and… Read more
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About Joel Rosenberg
Joel Rosenberg has been a co-blogger here on Windypundit for a few months, so I think it’s time to give him an “About” page. I asked him if he wanted to write it, but he told me to write it myself. So I did. Actually, the page is not so much about Joel as it… Read more
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Now With Amazon CloudFront
People used to talk about how Google was going to build a “web-based operating system.” Personally, however, I’m more interested in what Amazon is doing. We all know them as a big retail e-commerce site, but running a site that big requires an incredible amount of web-based infrastructure. For the past few years, they have been… Read more