Jack Newton at LexThink's Ignite Law

Clio's Jack Newton at the inaugural Ignite Law talks about Zappos & the power of customer service.

Great talk & another reason I regret not being able to go to Techshow this year.

LinkedIn set to open shop in Canada

"Networking site LinkedIn Corp. will announce this week it now has more than two million Canadian members on its site – almost double what it was just one year ago, making it one of its fastest-growing markets among the 200 countries it has members" and "plans to open an office in Toronto in the next few months".

Hat tip to Omar Ha-Redeye for the news.

Decision on Google library likely to change publishing indelibly

[via Seattle Times]

Map of Free Legal Resources Provided by Each State Bar

3 Geeks and a Law Blog have released a map of free legal research products provided by State Bar associations.

Is the Kindle finally ready for the Web? | Library Stuff

Full agreement here. Kindle is not web friendly.

US Death Penalty Cases: Furman thru 2009

Terry Lenamon has released a list of U.S. Supreme Court death penalty cases: Furman (1972) thru 2009, on his Death Penalty blog.

Hissey Kientz LLP Launches Legal Documents Database

Hissey Kientz LLP has opened a new section on their website for publicly available documents related to some of their practice ares. Notably:

• Asbestos Documents
• Fentanyl/Duragesic Pain Patch Documents
• Fleet Phospho Soda Documents
• Hormone Replacement Therapy (added 10.3.10)
  

Many of these documents are also listed on the firm's JD Supra profile.

Informationoverlord » Digital Economy Bill introduces new website blocking powers

from Scott Vine

Ballmer: Microsoft ‘Betting Our Company’ On The Cloud

[from paidContent.org] : "70 percent of employees are doing something cloud-based or cloud-inspired. That will go up to 90 percent in a year. “We’re all in,”

Good retort to the anti-cloud contingent. Tough argument when MS won't back you.

New PubSubHubbub Plugin For WordPress @ Joseph Scott

via Joseph Scott