Welcome to the new Legaltech News—same content as before, but with a whole new experience!

Just like many of the legal technologies out there, we decided to do our own user interface upgrade, and we hope that the result is a more reliable, streamlined, and ultimately enjoyable experience. If you're browsing on the Web, you'll notice a more up-to-date looking home page and intuitive taxonomy, which allows for easier navigation to get to the types of articles you want. And if you're browsing on mobile, as so many of our readers do, then you'll get the same upgraded experience with a brand new, from-the-ground-up mobile site.

And this content isn't just the written word. What I'm probably most excited about is that the new website will also allow for an easier audio and video experience, which we know a lot of our tech-savvy listeners have been clamoring for. Many of ALM's recently launched podcasts, such as Unprecedented and Legal Speak, have been shooting up the charts, and we'll be looking to bring you more news in all different forms as the weeks and months continue on.

We knew this move to the next generation of web page was necessary to bring you not only the latest legal technology news, spanning from e-discovery to cybersecurity to legal operations, but the latest news from around the Law.com network as well. Through this new web page, you'll be better able to not only check out LTN's content, but those from our partners at The American Lawyer, The National Law Journal, Corporate Counsel, numerous regional publications, and more.

That's necessary because, let's face it: No lawyer operates in a vacuum anymore. The technology that corporate legal departments use for time and billing directly affect how law firms report their rates. Major updates and changes to e-discovery platforms have reverberations across the legal spectrum. And if a hack occurs, it's probably not one entity's data that's in danger, it's a number of partners that they work with as well. Today's lawyers, and the technologists and others they work with, need to be conversant in a number of different areas in order to succeed, and we're streamlining our presentation to try and help achieve that goal.

So what are you waiting for? Click around! Feel free to take a few minutes and look around the site, and let me know what you think. I hope you enjoy the new LTN experience as much as I do.

- Zach Warren, Editor in Chief, Legaltech News