Wednesday, November 11, 2009

Tort Talk is Being Picked Up for Syndication

I am proud to note that I was recently contacted by Newstex, an online syndication company, who advised that they had reviewed Tort Talk and determined that it would be a good fit for online syndication with Newstex.

Newstex (http://www.newstex.com/) is an online aggregator of real-time news, content, commentary and Twitter tweets that serves customers in the academic, financial, government, and entertainment markets. Clients of Newstex tap into the syndication and distribute it by delivery to its own end-users on the internet.

Basically, with respect to blogs, Newstex takes in blog posts from many different blogs hand-picked by Newstex, and combines it into one syndication making it easier for Newstex's clients to digest the information offered.

Among Newstex's clients are companies such as LexisNexis. Accordingly, my hope is that, by syndicating with Newstex, Tort Talk will gain wider exposure through those people who use LexisNexis or through those people who subscribe to any of Newstex many other clients.

In the meantime, this syndication will have no impact on the content of this blog or the continued free access by anyone on the internet who wants to view the blog. Most importantly, it won't have any impact on my current subscribers or any new subscribers I may generate. Rather, this is only an avenue to gain more exposure to the blog which will hopefully result in new attorney contacts and insurance company clients.

11 comments:

  1. Congratulations! You deserve it. This is a great blog. I am in paralegal training at Widener University and signed up for your blog,and have recommended it to my classmates and instructors. Another site I just found is LexisNexis updates, on Torts in the News, at: http://law.lexisnexis.com/practiceareas/News-Headlines/Torts/

    Janice Tehie

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  2. Gerald Connor, Esquire - Margolis Edelstein, Scranton, PANovember 12, 2009 12:25 PM

    Congratulations Dan - this sounds like an excellent development and really speaks to the quality and value of your work with the Blog!!

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  3. Anthony Sallavanti, Esquire - Lenahan & Dempsey, Scranton, PANovember 12, 2009 12:27 PM

    That’s fantastic! Congratulations Dan. Good work.

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  4. Ken Goodman, Esquire - Rabenold, Koestel, Scheidt, Wyomissing, PANovember 12, 2009 1:29 PM

    Congrats for all of the growing success with TortTalk!

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  5. Stephen Seach, Esquire - Drums, PANovember 12, 2009 1:31 PM

    Dan, congratulations on this. You are really making a name for yourself on digesting and synthesizing cases of interest. You should be proud. Steve

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  6. Mike Demsko, ARCCA, Inc.November 12, 2009 1:33 PM

    Congratulations on the news of your syndication!!

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  7. Sean Hanahue, Vocational Expert, PA Advocates, Inc.November 12, 2009 1:50 PM

    Dan: That is a huge compliment to you, and the time and expertise you have put into TORT TALK.

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  8. James A. Gibbons, Esquire - Gibbons Law Firm - Scranton, PANovember 12, 2009 9:31 PM

    Good for you!!

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  9. Dan,

    Congratulations on being picked up by Newstex! I couldn't be happier for you. You've done a wonderful job with Tort Talk. Your Listserve is always professional and remarkably well done. If you are not careful, you will establish yourself as one of PA's leading PI scholars. Best of luck as you take on syndication.

    Bill Rice

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