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From scholarly journals and trade publications, to gossip and scandals, there are a wide range of resources available online for practitioners of entertainment law. |
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"Computer Training is Best in 'Byte-Size' Chunks" Employee training is a widely accepted method of developing skills, enhancing productivity and quality of work. Increasingly, management has also recognized training as a means of improving employee morale and loyalty to the firm. Training provided on a regular basis helps employees learn and retain more information and work more efficiently than intensive one-day sessions.
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"How to Find & Research Experts on the Internet"
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"Advanced Web Search Techniques That Help Your Practice" It may not be widely known that much of the Internet is "invisible" to the general-purpose search engines that most people use. In fact, as many as 550 billion posted pages are not found when a searcher enters key words. In this report, the "Computer Counselor" helps attorneys understand why so many pages are not found by search engines and how mine the information held in the "insvisible web."
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"Is Your Web Site as Effective as it Could Be?" Are you convinced that no one ever visits your website and that it is ineffective at generating business? Before completely revamping a website, lawyers should conduct an audit of their site to learn WHY their sites are not producing their desired results. In this edition of the "Computer Counselor," Carole Levitt & Marketing veteran Mark Rosch show attorneys how to conduct a self-audit or hire an outside auditor to check their site's current effectiveness, identify specific elements that might need to be tuned-up and then perform the actual tune up.
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"Application Service Providers Are Gaining Acceptance" Application Service Providers (ASPs) can help firms hold down the costs of new software implementation. In her "Computer Counselor" column, Carole Levitt and legal technology expert Thomas Fleming examine how law firms can benefit by utilizing ASPs.
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"Private Portals Mark the Latest Advance on the Internet Front" First, attorneys had to learn how to use the Internet. Then came intranets and extranets. Now there are portals. In her "Computer Counselor" column, Carole Levitt examines how members of the legal field are slowly joining the private portal trend.
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"Online Legal Job Hunters Have A Wealth of Options" Anybody who has watched the Super Bowl the last few years has seen commercials for Internet employment sites (such as Monster and Hot Jobs), but there are numerous employment sites that cater specifically to the legal market. This article examines more than a dozen options available to legal job hunters and recruiters. |
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"Planning and Implementing a Computer Backup System"
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The Los Angeles Daily Journal (and indeed all of the Daily Journal Corporation's California Newspapers and most of its other products) is now online. Part II of our review focuses on the News archive, current and archival DAR, and California case law (back to 1934) available at the site.
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"Prime Sites
for Real Estate Law Practitioners Are Available Now"
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"Make an Impression, Stay on Topic with Presentation Software" Whether in trial, arbitrating, mediating, pitching potential clients, or speaking at a seminar, attorneys are always making a presentation, and visuals are often a central part of it. If visuals are used in court, they are most likely to be tangible items to be admitted into evidence, such as a document, an image, or a murder weapon. At a seminar, an attorney may use flip charts or overhead transparencies to reinforce and simplify the message. Some attorneys, however, have graduated to computer-generated visuals.
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After 15 years of anticipation and demonstrations of online databases in beta-test, it has finally happened - The Los Angeles Daily Journal (and indeed all of the Daily Journal Corporation's California Newspapers and most of its other products) is now online.
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"Three Simple Steps to Maintain Computer Efficiency"
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"Using the Internet to Stay Up-to-Date on High-tech Issues "
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"More and More Legal Information Is Available Free on the Web"
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"Digging for Clues About Public Companies"
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"Free High-Tech Tools from FindLaw.com"
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"Lawyers Have a Variety of Options for Online MCLE Courses" side-by-side comparison of Califonia accredited MCLE offerings from the various providers
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"How Public Are Public Records" a research guide to finding free public records on the Internet
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a research guide for conducting research on the Internet
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