Posts by jacquelinelipton

I've been doing a little research into the book publishing industry lately - an industry which like many content industries has been going through dramatic changes over the last decade…

Posted on behalf of Professor Michael Hatfield. ============================ Texas Tech University School of Law is seeking applications for one- and two-semester (full time) visitors during the 2012-13 academic year.  Anticipated…

And speaking of our friend Kelly Anders and her Oscar Trivia prowess (and congrats on the book, Kelly!) it would be wrong of me to let the new year creep…

Readers may be interested in the following...   The Fifth International Legal Ethics Conference (ILEC V) will be held July 12-14, 2012 in Banff, Alberta.  All information is available on the conference website…

With thanks to a colleague in Australia for pointing this one out, some of you profs entering the grading season might enjoy this piece on the five stages of grading…

As a U.S. inhabitant with an accent, I was intrigued to see a workshop being offered in the Continuing Studies Curriculum at Stanford on Accent Reduction for Non-Native Speakers of…

Tim has blogged in the past about naming and shaming faculties who do not keep open channels of communication with faculty candidates, particularly those who don't let candidates know if…

I finally finished reading Sherry Turkle's most recent book, Alone Together, which continues her examination of human relationships with machines and various forms of artificial intelligence.  It is an extremely…

  The University of Calgary is looking to make a mid-career appointment in the area of business law, and an entry-level appointment in the area of resources, environmental or energy…

My colleague and sometime guest blogger, Sharona Hoffman, asked me to post this as she is interested in people's thoughts.  She is an employment discrimination lawyer so I can assure…