For the first time, we’ve put the roadmap for the Library at LexBlog out in the open.
If you write for the Library, operate at a firm that publishes on it or partner with us on the data, you can now see where this is headed. Not because we finally got around to it, but
We just shipped two features that work at different layers but serve the same goal: making every piece of content in the LexBlog Library easier to find, easier to reference and correctly attributed—whether the reader is a person, a search engine or an AI system.
Here’s what changed and why it matters.
Addressable Headings and
Every so often, a small design element quietly does big things. This week, we’re highlighting a new feature—one that sits at the intersection of subtlety and effectiveness: the CTA (Call To Action) section, now available in our Stoddard WordPress theme.
You might’ve seen this new addition on this very blog. Just below the main content,
I’ve run into my fair share of technical snags over the years, but there’s something particularly humbling about being stumped by a script that won’t show up on the homepage. This time, it was a simple countdown widget — a custom integration we added for a specific client. Or at least, it should’ve been simple.
A particular kind of tension comes with building in a world that won’t hold still. That’s where we find ourselves today. The AI space is equal parts thrilling and disorienting. At LexBlog, as we chart our course forward and rethink the future of publishing, we’re working within a landscape that seems to reshape itself every
ChatGPT is an incredible tool, but its value lies in how you use it. Many assume it’s a one-and-done solution—generate a draft, accept it, and move on. In reality, ChatGPT works best as a collaborator, but only when you push it beyond surface-level suggestions. Here’s how I use ChatGPT to make it a more effective
People aren’t relying on mainstream media for their news the way they used to. The shift is obvious—viewership for outlets like CNN (down 35%) and MSNBC (down 48%) has plummeted, with both networks losing hundreds of thousands of viewers. A September 2024 report from the Pew Research Center revealed that about one-third of U.S.
When I first started working at LexBlog I was pretty unfamiliar with RSS feeds and their significance. Now that I’ve been here awhile, I’ve developed a keen understanding of how RSS feeds function and why they are such a powerful tool, particularly within LexBlog’s community of legal bloggers. I now recognize RSS feeds as an
In the rapidly evolving world of artificial intelligence (AI), staying ahead means finding the most optimal way to easily surface all of your firm’s AI insights. One highly effective strategy for achieving this is the creation of a separate, authoritative site that acts as an AI hub, automatically aggregating all your company’s AI-related articles into
AI is one of the biggest topics in law right now, impacting nearly every single practice area, and we have been seeing more AI-related posts coming through the broader LexBlog Network. Because AI affects every practice area, firms’ insights on the subject can be scattered across various blogs and publications.
Recognizing the growing need for