A $30,000 Podcast Advertising Deal- September 19, 2005 The story, which involves Best Buy and the Denver Post, was removed from the Internet, but is preserved in part at Editor & Publisher.http://www.blawgcast.com/archives/2005/09/19/a_30000_podcast_advertising_deal.html F. Lee Bailey on a Podcast- September 19, 2005 From the Legal Talk Network: Conversations with F. Lee Bailey. A preview: Hear what F. Lee Bailey has to say about trial attorneys and the legal profession today. Who influenced F. Lee Bailey most personally and professionally And don't miss the compelling personal anecdotes we're fortunate to have the legendary Bailey share with us and his advice to young lawyers in this segment.http://www.blawgcast.com/archives/2005/09/19/f_lee_bailey_on_a_podcast.html The Roberts Nomination Hearings Podcast- September 15, 2005 Topical and informative: The Roberts Nomination Hearings Podcast. Link from Scripting News.http://www.blawgcast.com/archives/2005/09/15/the_roberts_nomination_hearings_podcast.html This Week on the Legal Underground Podcast- September 12, 2005 Episode 36: An explanation for my three-week absence; an update on law-student podcasts; and a prayer for plaintiffs' lawyers facing the crisis of an upcoming trial. Running time: 15 minutes.http://www.blawgcast.com/archives/2005/09/12/this_week_on_the_legal_underground_podcast.ht... Williams & Ambrogi- September 12, 2005 Legal webloggers J. Craig Williams and Robert Ambrogi have teamed up for a new podcast called "Coast to Coast." It's part of the Legal Talk Network, which announced the first podcast like this-- Coast to Coast, with J. Craig Williams (May It Please The Court) and Robert Ambrogi (Lawsites) from Law.com's arsenal of top law bloggers zero in on a lively discussion of John Roberts nomination for Chief Justice of the U-S Supreme Court. Guests on the show are Professor Craig Bradley from Indiana...http://www.blawgcast.com/archives/2005/09/12/williams_ambrogi.html Audible Althouse- September 12, 2005 Ann Althouse, one of the best law-professor webloggers, now has a podcast. She says, "It's just me, no music, and the basic idea is to look back over some of the past week's topics on this blog, with full freedom to digress." And in this post, Professor Althouse writes about the proper length for a podcast.http://www.blawgcast.com/archives/2005/09/12/audible_althouse.html |