Kevin O'Keefe
Kevin O'Keefe
Seattle, WA, United States
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The World Changes and We Have a Choice
The world changes and we have a choice, writes marketer and author, Seth Godin. Fight hard to keep it the way it was. Notice what happened and then decide → Read More
AI Says Lawyers Should Blog If They Want To Build a Reputation On The Internet
I have been playing with Lex.Page, a game web based AI writing tool that helps you generate copy quickly and easily. I asked Lex.Page to complete this → Read More
Why Being Human Is Your Blog’s Biggest Asset
The key takeaway in a recent Duct Tape Marketing Podcast with brand strategist Jacqueline Lieberman was why being human is your brand’s biggest asset. → Read More
Blogging to Organize My Thoughts and Thinking Beats My Composition Notebooks
Dave Winer, who brought us blogging back in the nineties, shared on Twitter this week a post of his from 2017 in which he explained the importance of → Read More
Legal Tech Company Founder Attending ClioCon and Want Visibility? I’d Like to Interview You
If you are a legal tech company founder attending Clio’s ClioCon in Nashville and want some visibility for your company and its cause, please let me know. → Read More
We Need a Women in Legal Tech Publication
We should have a digital publication covering women, worldwide, in legal tech - if there is not already one out there. Not a traditional reporter and → Read More
Open Legal Blog Archive Added Over 9,000 Blog Posts in August
The Open Legal Blog Archive added over 9,000 legal blog posts in the month of August. 307 a day, to be exact. Added 152 legal blogs as well. 40,725 → Read More
Law Students, Get to Know Your Law School’s Librarians and Library Via Twitter
This morning, Mari Cheney, Associate Director of Research and Instruction at Lewis and Clark Law School heartedly endorsed Ms. JD’s suggestion that law → Read More
Solo Lawyers and Small Law Firms Better Off With a Blog Than a Website
Solo lawyers and small law firms may be better off with a blog than a website. Much better off. I was talking with someone this morning about selecting a → Read More
Legal Blogging With Feeling, Dedication and Emotion
How about legal blogging with a little feeling, dedication and emotion? You know: “Show some emotionPut expression in your eyesLight up if you're feeling → Read More
Is Legal Tech News Dominated By Headlines of Money?
Blog and software veteran, Dave Winer, had an a interesting comment over on Twitter, To → Read More
My Blog, Real Lawyers Have Blogs is Eighteen, Today
I hesitate to ride the coattails of Bob Ambrogi, who shared earlier that his blog, LawSites, is nineteen years old. But I’ve ridden my friend’s coattails → Read More
Gender Issues a Reporting Opportunity for Legal Bloggers
I was reading an article this morning by Meg Heckman for Neiman Labs on the future of the gender beat in the newsroom. While a handful of publications had → Read More
Twitter for Customer Service Works
Twitter for customer service? Yes, Twitter is proving much more effective in getting good customer service from even the largest companies. More so than → Read More
Long Tail the Secret for Lawyer Success
In response to a tweet of mine that niches enable lawyers to expand their markets, geographically, long time legal innovator and legal tech company → Read More
Why Not Legal Blogging Classes at Law Schools?
Is there a law school which teaches law students the skill of blogging? Whether a class or a program affiliated with the career development office? I have → Read More
Law Blog Post Without an Author is Not a Blog Post
A law blog post without an author’s name is not a blog post. It may be something else, but it’s not a blog post. I regularly run across law firms with → Read More
A Complete Database of African Law
I ran across an article this afternoon about three African legal tech startups, one being a multinational data base of law from across the continent of → Read More
OPML Stands the Test of Time
As a part of our work with the Open Legal Blog Archive Project, we’re looking at State Bar Association Blogs. More specifically, a feed of the aggregated → Read More
Substack a Likely Alternative to Medium for Many Writers
I have never used Substack nor Medium, but being a student of digital publishing, I can’t help but feel that Substack is killing off Medium. The New York → Read More