Internet Newsletter for Lawyers & Law 2.0

The Internet Newsletter for Lawyers & Law 2.0 is edited and published by Delia Venables and Nick Holmes. Published bi-monthly, it is distributed in print (A4, 12 pages) and is also published online on infolaw.

It has become a community of lawyers, and those working with lawyers, who are interested in the legal internet from all its "angles" - how it presents the law, how it widens access to the law, how it is affecting society and the world we live in, legal aspects of e-commerce and websites, how lawyers themselves use it for communicating and for improving service to their clients, how it is changing legal practice for both solicitors and barristers, how they use the internet to market themselves and to sell legal services on the web and IT issues relating to all these topics.

It is typically taken by lawyers interested in how to develop their website and how to make the best use of resources online (particularly free ones), lawyers looking to develop the services they can offer their clients, marketing people within firms and chambers working on raising their profile and getting new work, IT staff responsible for applications related to the internet, and librarians and information-related staff, who circulate the newsletter to those with a special interest in one or more topics.

Subscription cost

The cost of a personal annual subscription is £45 (no VAT) for 6 print issues plus free access to the issues and articles online. For new subscriptions our Special Summer Offer price of £30 currently applies and will be available for a limited period only.

A multi-use licence, entitling you to copy the Newsletter for anyone in your organisation, or for them to access it online, is just £75 + VAT.

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Awards

Past winner of the Best Legal Journal from the British and Irish Association of Law Librarians (BIALL)

Past winner of the Best Legal Journal in a Digital Format from In Brief (the LOTIES awards)

What our readers say

Richard Susskind...
Keep the Newsletters coming. I'm a big fan!

Martin MacDuff, Redbrick Solutions
I am writing the cheque now, looking forward to more of the same! Always informative and insightful, much appreciated.

Alison Harvey, Gherson & Co...
We are enthusiastic readers of the Internet Newsletter for Lawyers which we find very informative.

Senior Assistant Librarian (Law Lords Library)...
I have found it to be an invaluable resource.

Michael Haddrell, IT Manager, McEwens...
The newsletter is a brilliant way to stay updated and connected to all the latest issues and developments. Please, definitely continue our subscription and I am sure you will keep up the good work.

Rowan Alys, Sydney Mitchell...
It's always interesting and informative - and written in the sort of plain English that I can pass on to the non-geeky lawyers in our practice.

Elizabeth Graham, Librarian, Brodies, Glasgow.....
I find the newsletter very interesting and informative. Thank you for all your efforts.

Jill Cave-Browne-Cave...
I do enjoy your newsletter very much - it is certainly the best of its kind that I have ever read. May you continue with this, and your other great publications, for very many years to come.

Vivian Grainge, Library and Information Services Manager, Freeth Cartwright...
I think the newsletter is great.

Fawzi Zuberi (Partner), Lighthouse Solicitors...
The newsletters are excellent and have already helped us in terms of giving us ideas on how to develop our IT systems.

Other subscribers
Thanks for your journal which (somewhat to my surprise since I am not particularly IT focussed) I get more out of than other.

Your newsletter is one publication which I always make sure I read.

I agree with the judges' comments, easy to assimilate, relevant, up to date information.

As a subscriber I read your newsletter with great enjoyment and it is a great resource in so many ways.

The Internet Newsletter is about the best value newsletter my firm subscribes to and I have found it extremely useful both in trying to work out a web strategy and as a "portal" to legal websites which we might otherwise have missed.

I continue to think it is an excellent review of internet activities and just the right size for me to manage!

I am not surprised that you won the award. The Newsletter is an excellent publication and I (and my students) find it of enormous value.

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