Between Lawyers, Right Now

As Ernie ably announces, we're proud to introduce you to a new blog at Corante, Between Lawyers. This is a real treat for me on a number of fronts. I'm always happy to have the chance to riff with co-contributors Ernie, Tom, Marty, and Dennis, and I've wanted to do something with Hylton since Corante on Blogging and Microcontent News were part of my regular routine. (And hey, John Hiler's back! Feels like coming full circle.)

So please get over there, read our welcome message, subscribe to the feed, and kick the tires a bit. We'd love to hear how we can make this part of your regular routine. Thanks!

2005.03.28 Show Notes

Today's podcast discusses a lawyer's responsibilities with respect to technology and some related plawdcasts/blawgcasts, my Sound Policy show at IT Conversations, podriahs, personal productivity, and little boys.

2005.03.28 (MP3, 5.6MB); select a quote

• Kevin O'Keefe, Lawyers' moral obligation to blog – why not?


• The Rethink(IP)Aloud podcast


• Gary Kendra, Sype'n


• Mark Pilgrim, Dive Into Accessibility; W3


• Jon Healey in the LA Times: "The entertainment and technology industries' most important legal dispute in two decades hinges on a question Hollywood confronts every day: What makes a bad actor?" Copyfight; The Importance Of...; Boing Boing; Deep Links


• Sound Policy; first show; show on deck


• JurisPundit, Technology is bad mmmkay...


• David Allen's Getting Things Done


• Michael Gurian's The Wonder of Boys

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Peepy Easter

Confirmed Boing Boing addicts will appreciate that CBS News Sunday Morning today served up A Peek at Peeps. See, e.g., Down with my Peeps; Play with your food; Updated Romeo and Juliet, Performed (peep plays).

Blawgcast.com

Blawgcast.com is both a blog (by Kevin Heller and Evan Schaeffer) and a unified feed ("The power of del.icio.us, tags and feedburner's SmartCast technology allows us to create a a community podcasting network" ) for all things law+podcast. Nice!

Attorney-Attorney Privilege

Kevin O'Keefe: "Law firms have been asking that I help craft a corporate blogging policy for them." More from George Lenard. (via the Final Belly Up to the Bar? I hope not, but if so, thanks Kevin, I'm the Belly's biggest fan.)