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Feedly, the RSS Feed Reader of Tomorrow

December 29, 2009

In a recent post, Randall recommended using Google Reader as your RSS feed reader. While Google Reader is a fine choice, I prefer Feedly. Feedly, recently named by ReadWriteWeb as one of the top 10 semantic web products of 2009, is a Firefox add-on that simplifies the process of sorting through and sharing information online.

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Feed Fixed

November 30, 2009

If you have not been receiving Lawyerist posts via RSS or e-mail lately, that is because we were attacked by a Google spammer who screwed up the feed by taking advantage of a hosting vulnerability. We have cleared out the compromised files, and everything should be back to normal. Find out all the ways to keep [...]

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September 1, 2009

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Lawyerist is now available for the Amazon Kindle

May 16, 2009

Hey, all of you many Amazon Kindle owners. We are happy to announce that Lawyerist is now available for subscription on your handy, fun device. If any of you do actually own a Kindle and buy a subscription to Lawyerist for it, please send us a picture of yourself reading Lawyerist on your Kindle!

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Big changes at Lawyerist–welcome new readers!

March 30, 2009

Lawyerist is now part of Lawyerist Media, LLC We are excited to announce that the Lawyerist blog is now part of Lawyerst Media, LLC. Lawyerist is a leading legal website providing guidance on issues of marketing, legal technology, practice management, ethics, and careers. Sam started this blog in January 2007, calling it “SoloSmallTech,” and wrote [...]

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Follow Lawyerist on Twitter

December 15, 2008

If you use Twitter, make sure to follow @lawyerist and get new posts delivered to your Twitter feed. If you do not use Twitter, remember, you can subscribe to Lawerist via RSS or get posts delivered to your email inbox. (Twitter updates provided by the TwitMe WordPress plugin.)

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