Binary Law
Focuses on the blogger's interest in legal information and digital publishing, including how information is written, edited, managed and published.
Author: Nick Holmes, a publishing consultant in the UK, is managing director of infolaw, which offers a range of legal information products and services.
Blawg Related Categories: Intellectual Property Law • Copyright Law • Internet Law • Legal Technology • International • Europe • Consultant
Recent Posts from Binary Law
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Two new ebooks with CPD
A belated plug for the two new Legal Web ebooks edited and published jointly by me and Delia Venables. The 2008/2009 ebooks are: Topics of Modern Legal Practice Software as a Service for legal applications…
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Behind the times
Alex Wade in Times Online looks at blawging: “only a handful of legal practitioners maintain blogs”. No way! Sure only a handful of law firms maintain firm-branded blogs, but as we on Binary Law all…
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Don’t don the black cap
A recent post on LexBlog highlights the importance of knowing what you’re doing or what others are doing for you when you seek to boost your Google juice by purchasing links or engaging in “excessive”…
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The Free Legal Web
Spotted the new addition to the header menu? Read the Manifesto.
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Hello Canada!
I’ve recommended the Canadian-based co-operative blog Slaw before as one of the best blawgs around. Pop it in your reader now. There’s been a recent decision to expand its coverage beyond the original “legal research”…
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Blogs as a publishing platform
Dave Winer, pioneer of blogging, RSS and other publishing standards, recently posted about the importance of blogs as a publishing platform: Publishing keeps getting cheaper. That’s been the constant push, the practical application of Moore’s…
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Internet Newsletter for Lawyers & Law 2.0 July/August 2008 issue
In this issue: Alternative legal services Why email newsletters? Getting the best from RSS Clicks are not enough New Legal Web ebooks with CPD A new search engine for employment law – ELISE Software as…
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Unlocking the power of information
As regular readers will know, one of my pet subjects is unlocking the power of public sector information, and I’ve actively campaigned for it as it relates to legal information. The ball is now really…
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Vote Binary Law for a better future
Fame of a sort beckons. Would all my readers form an orderly queue and cast their votes here: in Law Blogs
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Going to Barbados
See you soon.