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KinsellaLaw Web Log
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Thursday, November 11, 2004
Law Firm Blogs and RSS Feeds:
Interesting article-- Wall Sreeet Journal RSS feeds signal quick adoption of blogs & RSS for large law firms . The cutting-edge firms will be the first to have blogs and RSS feeds. I tried a few medium/large size and techlaw firms I know, and none of them have feeds yet. Anyone know of a list of good law firm feeds? See also Tom Mighell's 2003 lawyer blog predictions and other articles here.
Useful law news feeds that one can subscribe to (with a good news aggregator such as SharpReader) include Law.com and LLRX; see also this guide, RSS News Feeds for Law.
Coda: Nipper writes:
The blogs I read (most of which are IP) can be found here: http://kinja.com/user/nip. From there you can extract the RSS feeds. OR, I you could import my OPML file (a file of RSS feeds that can be imported into your preferred news aggregator): http://nip.blogs.com/patent/files/exportresults.knj. You could import the OPML file into your news aggregator and then delete the non-IP blogs I read.... You could also view that knj file (it is XML) and extract the RSS Feeds...
As for blog aggregators, I use NewsGator for Outlook (www.newsgator.com) when at work and Kinja (www.kinja.com) when on the road/at home.
Stephen M. Nipper, The Invent Blog 
BLOGLET USERS--SWITCH TO FEED AGGREGATOR:
To the Bloglet subscribers to my site--Bloglet is old tech. I now have a site feed, which you can subscribe to with any RSS or Atom feed news aggregator. I highly recommend you unsubscribe from Bloglet and instead use some aggregator, such as SharpReader, which is great. Get an aggregator and subscribe to my Atom feed, the link to which is here: http://www.kinsellalaw.com/atom.xml.
Wednesday, November 10, 2004
!!SWITCHING TO ATOM FEED!!:
After this post, the old RSS feed will be deleted. THE NEW FEED IS AN ATOM FEED: http://www.kinsellalaw.com/atom.xml. Please subscribe to this instead the old RSS feed.
Causation, Aggression, the Law, and Reinach:
Latest article: Causation and Aggression) (co-authored with Patrick Tinsley), in The Quarterly Journal of Austrian Economics, vol. 7, no. 4 (winter 2004): 97-112, a special Reinach symposium issue (based on the Reinach and Rothbard: An International Symposium, Ludwig von Mises Institute, Auburn, Alabama, March 29-30, 2001).
Thursday, November 04, 2004
Free Things I Can't Do Without:
- FireFox browser. Much better than Internet Explorer. Rarely crashes; faster; has tabbed browsing.
- The Google Toolbar (or, for FireFox, the GoogleBar).
- Google Desktop search. This is just fantastic: google indexes emails, Word files and other documents on your computer and instantly shows results when you do a google search.
- SharpReader: a great RSS feed aggregator. How did I live without it?
And most of these, the indefatigable Jeff Tucker told me about! Also increasingly useful: Skype, with its free Internet telephony; and AIM, which also now has Internet telephony and even video (which I have not tried yet).
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