As we close 2005, TechnoLawyer has nearly 12,000 members! Without you, TechnoLawyer would not exist. Thank you for your support!
2005 was the year of the blog for us. We launched our own blog in April (to give non-members a taste of our newsletters), and then launched the BlawgWorld eBook in November (to give you a taste of 51 blogs).
2005 was also the year we finally reached out to national, state, and local bar associations. So far, the members of six bar associations are entitled to a free one year TechnoLawyer Archive subscription. We have many other bar deals pending that we'll announce soon.
On the newsletter front, in 2005 we published more exclusive TechnoFeature articles than ever before. We also published 744 Posts compared to 673 last year, and we canceled the Topical Compilation newsletter so that we could publish an extra issue of Answers to Questions each week. This move helped us distribute your Posts faster (in 2006, some new twists will completely eliminate any remaining time lag).
Thanks to these and other initiatives, TechnoLawyer attracted more new clients than ever before — plus we held onto most of our existing clients. Many legal vendors have already signed on for 2006.
At the end of this week, we will take a much needed break to recharge and retool for 2006. We stop publishing on December 16th and start up again on January 9th. However, on New Year's Day, look for a special message from me discussing our plans for 2006. Until then, we wish you an enjoyable holiday season with your friends and family. See you next year!
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