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Zed's Dead - Law, Finance, and the Future of Online Publishing (Part Two)

Peter Schwartz | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business

Read More: Thomson Reuters, Law, Digital Media, Wall Street Bailout, Newspapers, Reed Elsevier, Wall Street Reform, Information Age, Future of Publishing, Media, Wall Street Journal, Gannett, Lexisnexis, Bloomberg, Westlaw, Publishing, Wall Street Crisis, Wall Street, Finance, New York Times, Washington Post, Media News, News, Business News
Peter Schwartz

  "Whose motorcycle is this?" "It's a chopper, baby." "Whose chopper is this?" "Zed's" "Who's Zed?&q...

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Zed's Dead - Law, Finance, and the Future of Online Publishing (Part One)

Peter Schwartz | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business

Read More: Digital Media, Thomson Reuters, Law, Wall Street Bailout, Reed Elsevier, Information Age, Wall Street Reform, Future of Publishing, Media, Gannett, Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Westlaw, Publishing, Wall Street Crisis, Wall Street, Finance, New York Times, Washington Post, Media News, Newspapers, News, Lexisnexis, Business News
Peter Schwartz

  "Whose motorcycle is this?" "It's a chopper, baby." "Whose chopper is this?" "Zed's" "Who's Zed?&q...

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Foreclosure Churches struck down by foreclosures

Reuters | Tom Hals | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business

Read More: Thomson Reuters, Foreclosure Crisis, American Churches, Economic Crisis, Megachurches, Foreclosure, Economic Recovery, Churches, Housing Crisis, Westlaw, Recession, Business News

Getting a complete picture of the financial health of churches across the country is difficult. But a review of filings in the Thomson Reuters Westlaw...

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The Reinvention of Legal Research: The Future Is Now

Peter Schwartz | Posted 05.25.2011 | Media

Read More: Information Age, Internet, Law, Publishing, Data, Bloomberg, Westlaw, Legal Research Online, Lexisnexis, Media News
Peter Schwartz

Legal research, once the province of desks, books, and binders, is now online, data-driven, and real-time. This poses serious challenge to old publishing stalwarts like Westlaw and LexisNexis.

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