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Technolawyer sends George to New York to party!
Last year, I had the honor of having a post from this Blawg published in BlawgWorld 2006, an e-book published by Technolawyer, which publishes eight excellent newsletters on technology for lawyers.
This year, Technolawyer promises a bigger and better BlawgWorld, including not only Blawg posts but also a section of tech questions and answers for lawyers. [...]
New Blawg Design for the New Year
Regular readers will have already noticed the obvious: for a few days now, I’ve been running this Blawg using a snazzy new Wordpress theme.
It was created by zeeshanhasan, a small creative design studio based in Lahore, Pakistan. (I offshored the job only after suffering extreme disillusionment with several individuals stateside, and the [...]
Trying something new for the Blogroll
I’ve long had a very large and (hopefully) useful blogroll listing blogs on a wide variety of employment, labor, and HR topics.
Lately, it’s been sitting quietly on a separate page, visible only through a link at top right of this page. I did this because it had grown so large it would drag on [...]
A nice new blog; three excellent Web 2.0 apps
A little hodgepodge here. Four items that are related to each other only because they all recently joined my list of sites and tools for working the Internet to prepare this blog.
First, a new blog: Diversity Advantage.
Team-written, it promises:
Diversity Advantage is an informative blog written by a team of top experts in diversity and [...]
George Participates in Fast Company’s BlogJam with Post on Workplace Trends
Fast Company magazine’s blog, FC NOW, has long honored this blog with a spot in its blogroll.
Last week, I was delighted to be asked to contribute one or more posts to FC NOW’s BlogJam 2006.
In the rush of various other activities, including seeing my daughter off to college for the first time, [...]
Read All About It: Michael Harris Starts A New Blog Devoted to HR
After more than 2 years working with George, I, Michael Harris have decided to start a new blog. My new blog (tentative name: EASI-HR) is affiliated with the consulting firm (EASI Consult LLC) I work with (blog.easiconsult.org).
The topics I will write about are going to be very similar to the ones I write on now, [...]
Pros and Cons of Company-Sponsored Blogging
In a rather interesting “laundry list” approach, John Summers provides some thoughts about the pros and cons of company-sponsored recruiting blogs.
I think that his list of pros and cons applies to a wide-range of company-sponsored blogs, and both companies and bloggers should examine his list carefully before committing to such a blog.
Some of [...]
BlawgWorld 2006 Now Available for Download Here, No Strings Attached
A few months back, we announced our inclusion in BlawgWorld 2006, a compendium of Blawgs in e-book pdf form that was then available only from Technolawyer and only if you were willing to join Technolawyer, which is free, and decide which, if any, of the Technolawyer newsletters (also free) you wished to receive.
Now, you [...]
Learning From Your Searches: Ideas for Future Posts
Many bloggers like to see what kind of keyword searches are leading people to their blogs. This can provide interesting feedback as to topics to focus on more.
Today I was looking at a search list, and ran across some interesting ideas for posts I’ll try to prepare in coming days or weeks. Here [...]
A Great Educational Use of Blogging
Poking around to see who had linked here lately, I ran across a new blog started by a Professor Prenkert for a class at Indiana University.
The blog is entitled Work/Life/Law, and I’ve added it to my bloated blogroll.
The blog’s purpose is described as follows:
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Blawg Update
Postings here have slowed down for several reasons.
Since Michael’s a professor, I’ll call his relative scarcity on these pages a sabbatical. He has more pressing matters, but he’ll still write when the spirit moves him, I hope.
Personally, I’ve got many other blog-related projects in the works.
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Blawg Review Greets New Year With Blogging Resolutions From One of the Best
Fellow St. Louisan Evan Schaeffer hosts the first Blawg Review of the year, with a post that uses legal blogs (blawgs) to illustrate a fine set of 10 tips (”resolutions”) for better blogging.
Not limited in relevance to blogging lawyers, Evan’s resolutions are based on his recent talk at BlawgThink 2005 in Chicago, entitled “Writing Weblog [...]
Vote for Us in the 2005 Recruiting Blog Awards, So We Can Drink (Coffee) to Excess or Perhaps Even Go to Vegas
This Blawg is in the Recruiting.com 2005 Best Blog Awards contest.
We are in the Best Recruiting Law Blog category.
Nominations are now closed.
Read the full list of nominees, with hyperlinks, here.
And, most importantly: Vote for us here.
We’re not sure what we’ll do if we win the Vegas trip. But if we [...]
Vote for Us in the 2005 Recruiting Blog Awards
Yes, it’s getting to be dog-eat-dog out there in the blogosphere, and a blogger’s gotta grab all the attention and free publicity he/she can get.
So we are pleased to call your attention to the 2005 Recruiting Blog Awards, sponsored by Recruiting.com.
Nominations and votes are being sought in a variety of categories. This Blawg has [...]
Free New BlawgWorld 2006 Publication
We are pleased to announce that we have been included as one of the 51 Blawgs in an exciting new e-book publication, BlawgWorld 2006, compiled and edited beautifully by our friends at TechnoLawyer.
George’s Employment Blawg is represented by a lighthearted give-and-take between George and Michael on the use of personality testing in computer [...]
