Dennis Kennedy and Matt Homann are extending on the LexThink project we did together last April. They've put together an eclectic and free-ranging two-day conference on legal weblogging, and, like last time, have brought together some very smart and interesting people. I'd been hoping to attend but unfortunately it conflicts with a good friend's wedding. (I still haven't met Evan Schaeffer, darn it!) I'll be watching and reading about it with interest. Sign up for BlawgThink by emailing Matt or Dennis directly. And I'll see you at the next one.
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If I ranted like that, I'd be hung out to dry. Don't get me wrong, I am totally on your side. Not surprised by the events, and with you all the way. But, I wonder...if they aren't worried about this very thing...your natural inclination, and ability, to voice a dissenting opinion, and to point out where they might (should) move for improvement.
I am disappointed that ALM isn't smart enough to keep you. You are so insightful, you have so much to offer. But then, they're lawyers and you're... a blogger. I'd say a legal blogger but that wouldn't be quite right. You're a blogger, through and through. Your expertise is law, but that's just one thing you write about.
Posted by: r4 | February 06, 2010 at 02:57 AM