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August 04, 2009
http://cloudsecurity.org/
Craig Balding, an IT security practitioner at a banking/finance Fortune 500 company, blogs about security and cloud computing, "a nebulous term covering an array of technologies and services including grid computing, utility computing, software as a service (SaaS), storage in the cloud and virtualization."
www.gpsevidence.blogspot.com
David A. Schumann, a contract attorney in Janesville, Wis., blogs about GPS evidence issues, with a focus on presenting possible arguments for both proponents and opponents of allowing such evidence.
www.EDDUpdate.com
EDD Update is a joint blog of Law Technology News and Law.com Legal Technology, affiliates of the New York Law Journal. The site offers, among other things, news and analysis on all things e-discovery.
www.FourthAmendment.com/blog
John Wesley Hall Jr., a criminal defense lawyer in Little Rock, Ark., and president of the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers, is the author of FourthAmendment.com, a blog devoted to search and seizure issues.
www.thecodicil.org
Students at the Texas Tech University School of Law recently launched The Codicil as an online companion to the school's Estate Planning and Community Property Law Journal. The journal is the only student-led law journal devoted to national coverage of estate planning, community property and related legal topics. The Codicil is intended to supplement the print journal with articles, comments, book reviews, case-law updates and other pertinent information related to estate planning and community property.
blogs.luc.edu/afterinnocence
Life After Innocence serves as the online home of the Life After Innocence Project at Loyola University Chicago. It provides law students with the opportunity to offer guidance and legal assistance to recent exonerees.
www.ipcolloquium.com/current.html
The Intellectual Property Colloquium is a promising series of monthly podcasts devoted to IP law. It is produced through the University of California Los Angeles School of Law with support and sponsorship from Loeb & Loeb, the consulting firm LECG and Intellectual Property Symposium.
stjohns.abiworld.org/
The American Bankruptcy Institute and St. John's University School of Law have teamed up to launch the ABI Bankruptcy Case Blog. The blog is written by the student editors of the American Bankruptcy Institute Law Review at St. John's, and promises to deliver in-depth research on cutting-edge bankruptcy issues.
ojs.hup.harvard.edu/index.php/jla
Harvard University Press recently launched the Journal of Legal Analysis, an open-access law journal published in cooperation with the John M. Olin Center for Law, Economics and Business at Harvard Law School. The editors say their plan is to publish "the best legal scholarship from all disciplinary perspectives and in all styles, whether verbal, formal, or empirical." Articles are faculty-edited and subject to peer review.
