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To Truncate or Not to Truncate: An RSS Experiment
Yesterday we made a decision to truncate the RSS feeds on AboveTheLaw for the next thirty days. RSS subscribers will get a headline and first paragraph, but will have to click to the site to get full...
View ArticleFashionista Is Looking for an Editor/Writer
Fashionista, recently recognized by the Daily Beast as one of the fashion industry’s most influential blogs, is looking for an editor/writer. We want someone who can stay out until 3 am in a quest–or...
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Was Gawker’s Decision to Identify the ‘Racist’ Harvard Emailer Unethical? We...
The notion of online privacy may be nothing more than a “fallacy,” as one New York judge recently opined, but anyone concerned with both the free-flow of information and with being fair to the subjects...
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Elena Kagan and The Albino: Giving You the Journalism You Deserve
On Monday, May 10, President Barack Obama announced his nomination Elena Kagan to the U.S. Supreme Court, to fill the seat soon to be vacated by Justice John Paul Stevens. Kagan — the current Solicitor...
View ArticleTesting a Truncated RSS Feed on Above the Law: The Results Are In
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Breaking Defense Announces Significant Growth With Additions to Editorial Staff
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