ethics

Making Legal SaaS Trustworthy

November 21, 2008 12:40

One of my more recent clients is Clio, a Vancouver-based SaaS (Software as a Service) company built for web-based law practice management. Clio’s target market is clearly set at solos and small firms, and feature wise they’re incredibly strong. They know who they want to serve, and...

Journalistic ethics

November 20, 2008 03:30

The Society of Professional Journalists (via John Bryan and Glen Graham) publishes the Journalist's Code of Ethics on their website. It is interesting to read as I consider various publications in South Carolina. For example, from the code of ethics:...The Society of Professional Journalists (via...

Rocky Mountain Whack-A-Mole

Kevin Funnell
November 19, 2008 23:38

While privately-held banks (other than Subchapter S and mutuals) scramble to sort out the CPP and decide, in short order, "to be or not to be" in bed with Uncle Sam, other participants in the mortgage market continue to prey... While privately-held banks (other than Subchapter S and mutuals)...

Post-feminist/post-sanity Darwinism read way too early in the morning.

Ann Althouse
November 18, 2008 16:28

Last night, between first and second sleep, I scanned the blogs for something to read and landed on "Love in the Time of Darwinism," by Kay S. Hymowitz.There's an Instapundit post from 2:40 a.m. linking to it with the line "A REPORT FROM THE chaotic post-feminist dating scene." Post-feminist... or...

How to Apologize on the Internet: Larry Bodine Comes Clean

Victoria Pynchon
November 18, 2008 04:35

Some attorneys and mediators make light of the power of the apology ("it's only about money").  My education, training and experience consistently suggest otherwise. Today, we learn a lesson in heart-felt apology from Larry Bodine for a post I hadn't seen, but which Bodine himself...