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A 21st Century Marketing Plan – How Visible is Your Company Online?

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by IdeaCzar on Tue, Feb 2 2010 10:37 AM

It's a Monday morning at the Group Business Software Company located in San Francisco, California. A relatively new concept, not well known within corporate circles, is about to be introduced to the company at large. A recent hire, was brought on...

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LexisNexis Announces Lexis® for Microsoft Office

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by IdeaCzar on Mon, Feb 1 2010 9:44 AM

New York, NY - February 1, 2010 - LexisNexis®, a leading global provider of content-enabled workflow solutions, today announced Lexis® for Microsoft Office - a new set of research capabilities that will enable legal professionals to access content...

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Future of the Legal Industry Forum

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by IdeaCzar on Thu, Jan 7 2010 10:41 AM

Evolution or Revolution: The Future of the Law Firm Business Model. Check out some of the video interviews LexisNexis Vice President of Client Profitability Darryl Cross conducted; including an interview with Indiana University Professor of Law William...

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TimeMap 5 has arrived.

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by J. Alex Dalessio on Tue, Dec 15 2009 8:38 AM

LexisNexis has released a new version of its TimeMap software called TimeMap 5. The new version of the software includes a new spreadsheet view, a global search-and-replace feature, expanded image capabilities and improved date display tools give users...

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Legal Community Deeply Divided On Issues

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by IdeaCzar on Fri, Dec 11 2009 3:39 PM

Legal Community Deeply Divided On Business Issues, Impact Of Economic Downturn, Future Of The Industry A new national survey reveals deep divisions between corporate counsel and private practice attorneys over the current state of the legal industry,...

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You like us…You really like us.

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by IdeaCzar on Tue, Dec 8 2009 9:53 PM

The customer reviews that you've shared for the first LexisNexis iPhone app (Get Cases & Shepardize) launched in November have been outstanding. Here's a quick look: "Just what I need for quick case consult and Shepards - this ain't...

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Will Google Wave Ripple or Roar Through Law Firms?

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Joseph Kornowski on Mon, Nov 16 2009 7:51 PM

As I dip my toes into Google Wave, I wonder if what one commentator has called simply "a tool for getting work done" that "solves the problems with email" will impact law firms more like a ripple or a tsunami. The answer may depend...

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There's an App for that.... Case. And it's free.

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by J. Alex Dalessio on Mon, Nov 2 2009 3:18 PM

LexisNexis has released an "app" for the iPhone. The app, simply titled "Get Cases and Shepardize", is a relatively streamlined tool that allows a user to quickly and easily retrieve a case from Lexis.com, as well as Shepardize the...

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Quiet Revolution in Legal Education Begins with 61 Students

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Joseph Kornowski on Tue, Oct 27 2009 2:52 PM

There is a vast anti-wing-tipped conspiracy afoot in the conservative bastion of Orange County, California, these days. More specifically, the University of California at Irvine is challenging the status quo in legal education with some radical new approaches...

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Mind them citations, or find yourself fined...

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by J. Alex Dalessio on Fri, Oct 16 2009 8:35 AM

Attorneys of the world, beware, bad citations won't just put you in bad favor with the courts, you may end up out of pocket a cool Franklin as well. An unidentified Wisconsin lawyer was fined $100 for poor citation etiquette in a brief submitted to...

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Cloud Computing: Lessons from a broken Sidekick.

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by J. Alex Dalessio on Thu, Oct 15 2009 8:15 AM

With the cacophony of news pouring out of every outlet these days - from the Olympics, Nobel Prizes, troop escalations in Afghanistan, to the earning reports of the big banks - you might have missed a medium sized story about some folks who lost their...

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Growth in Online Social Networking

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Angela Zener on Thu, Oct 15 2009 9:02 AM

Survey Reveals Substantial Growth in Online Social Networking by Lawyers Over the Past Year. New survey data reveals that more than 70 percent of lawyers are members of an online social network – up nearly 25 percent over the past year – with...

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What's Next After Web 2.0?

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by Angela Zener on Fri, Oct 2 2009 1:58 PM

Most of us don't think about the impact of technology in our everyday lives until it changes or improves something we do (for example - when did mobile applications become relevant to you?). But from time to time, I personally tap into those who spend...

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I read it on Wikipedia, it must be true?

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by J. Alex Dalessio on Mon, Sep 28 2009 10:01 PM

With its annual Wikimania conference wrapping up last Friday, Wikipedia has been in the news. The true everymanwomanand24yearoldinabasement encyclopedia, Wikipedia has this year entered the sacred list of the world's top five Internet sites, claiming...

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The Fight Over Digitized Books

Posted to LexisNexis Blog: A view from the crossroads of law and technology by J. Alex Dalessio on Mon, Aug 24 2009 1:35 PM

The Fight Over Digitized Books: Google vs. Microsoft, Yahoo, & Amazon In my law practice, I worked in Antitrust. International Competition to be more precise. So, from that world comes my notes for today on the Google vs. Amazon/Microsoft/Yahoo scuffle...

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