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Authors
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ReInvent Law Laboratory
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Presentations
The MIT School of Law
Quantitative Legal Prediction
Innovation in the Legal Industry
E-Discovery in 2015 and Beyond
Design Theory in Law: Simple=Complex
Introducing Legal Language Explorer
What is Computational Legal Studies?
Network Analysis of U.S. Legal Academy
Network Analysis of Federal Judiciary
The "Sink Method" Presentation
Community Detection in Networks -
The Campaign Trail
- Ribstein Symposium @ Illinois Law
- ICPSR Methods Program @ UMich
- #ReInventLaw → London 2013
- Legal Week Tech Forum → Fiuggi, IT
- Artificial Intelligence & Law → Rome
- Law & Society Conf. → Boston
- L. & Econ Growth @ Gruter Institute
- CICL Innovation Conf. → MSU Law
- CodeX FutureLaw @ Stanford Law
- Ark Group Legal Analytics → NYC
- Faculty Lecture @ Vanderbilt Law
- ABA Tech Show 2013 → Chicago
- SIPLA Group @ Santa Clara Law
- Faculty Lecture @ U San Diego Law
- E-Discovery 2013 → Sedona Conf.
- 21st Century Firm @ Fordham Law
- #ReInventLaw → Silicon Valley 2013
- Tucker Ellis → 2013 Firm Retreat
- LegalForceBookFlip → Palo Alto
- Legal Tech 2013 → New York
- Econ of Litigation → Geo Mason Law
- Faculty Lecture Series @ Oregon Law
- #ReInventLaw → Dubai 2012
- L&Econ Wrkshp @ Georgetown Law
- LegalFutures.co.uk → London
- Faculty Lecture Series @ UIllinois Law
- CELS 7 @ Stanford Law
- Speakers Series @ Stanford CodeX
- Legal Informatics @ Stanford Law
- Legal Innovation @ United Health
- LawFirmasaBusiness @ Fordham Law
- S in the GC @ Amer Bar Foundation
- Middle East Legal Congress → Dubai
- Ribstein Tribute @ George Mason Law
- SubTech 12 @ NY Law School
- ILEC 5 → Banff / UCalgary Law
- LawTechCamp → London
- 21st Cent Law @ MSU/Westmin Law
- AALS MidYear Mtg @ Berkeley Law
- Innovation/Comm Law @ Turku Law
- SEAL 13 @ Emory Law
- Distance Legal Educ @ Dayton Law
- ABA Tech Show 2012 → Chicago
- CSCS Seminar @ Kalamazoo College
- Thrower Symposium @ Emory Law
- Future of Legal Ed → LEF Symposium
- Legal Tech 2012 → New York
- JURIX 2011@ Universität Wien
- LegalFutures.co.uk→London
- Unlocking Law @ TruthontheMarket
- Midwest L&E @ Indiana Law
- Lawyers as Conservators @ MSU Law
- Big 10 UnTENured @ Indiana Law
- Empirical Tax Wrksp @ Colorado Law
- ICPSR Methods Program @ Michigan
- Law Tech Camp @ UToronto Law
- OMnI @ Oberlin Computer Science
- TyMetrix Executive Summit → NYC
- Law & Society → San Francisco
- Law & Human Behav @ Gruter Inst
- Computational Soc Sci @ Wash Pol Sci
- Law & Computation @ Houston Law
- NELIC Conference @ Berkeley Law
- Amer Bar Assoc Tech Show → Chicago
- The Patent Con @ Kansas Law
- Midwest Pol Sci Assoc → Chicago
- SEAL 12 @ Loyola Los Angeles Law
- Net Econ @ Kauffman Foundation
- Big Data Conf @ Princeton CITP
- Midwest L&E @ Colorado Law
- High Throughput Humanit → Lisboa
- ICPSR Methods Program @ Michigan
- Harambee II @ Duke Comp Sci
- SunBelt Conference → Riva Del Garda
- NCSI-Shodor @ Oberlin Comp Sci
- NIPS @ Duke Political Science
- NetSci Conference @ MIT Media Lab
- Law.Gov Workshop @ Texas Law
- Lunch Lecture @ Potomac Institute
- SEAL 11 @ William & Mary Law
- Law.Gov Workshop @ Colorado Law
- Intl Studies Assoc → New Orleans
- Fri Faculty Colloquium @ Texas Law
- Center for Pol Studies @ Michigan ISR
- CLunch @ UPenn Linguistics
- Open SCOTUS Project @ WashU Law
- Empirical Legal Studies @ USC Law
- Midwest L&E @ Notre Dame Law
- WIN Workshop @ NYU Stern
- ASNA @ ETH Zürich
- Harambee @ Duke Computer Science
- IWAP @ Michigan Political Science
- New Inst Econ @ Berkeley Hass
- NIPS @ Harvard Kennedy School
- AI & Law @ UAB Barcelona
- Govt. 3.0 @ Colorado Law
- CSSAW Conference @ Michigan CSCS
- SEAL 10 @ Vanderbilt Law
- Evolution, CAS & Law @ Santa Fe Inst
- Network Econ Models @ ISEG Lisboa
- Empirical Leg Studies @ Cornell Law
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Projects, Courses & Tutorials
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Tags
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Blogroll
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- A VC
- Administrative Law Prof Blog
- AI & Social Science
- Algorithmic Game Theory
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- Altos Ventures Musings
- Anupam Chander
- Aplia Econ Blog
- Ars Technica
- Balkinization
- Becker-Posner Blog
- Bestiario
- Beyond Clause 8
- Brad Delong
- Broken Symmetry
- Business Law Prof Blog
- Cafe Hayek
- Cheap Talk
- Climate Politics
- Clive Thompson
- Complexity and Social Networks
- Complexity Blog
- Computational Complexity
- Computer Scientist in a B-School
- Concurring Opinions
- Constructive Economics
- Contracts Prof Blog
- Cooperation Science Blog
- Coordination Problem
- Core 77 Design
- Corporate Governance Blog
- Cosma Shalizi
- Cosmic Variance
- CrimProf Blog
- Crooked Timber
- Dan Drezner
- Danah Boyd
- Daniel Lemire
- Data Mining
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- Flowing Data
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- GigaOM
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- Gödel's Lost Letter and P=NP
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- Growthology
- Hacker News
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- Information Aesthetics
- Information Retrieval Gupf
- Jacob Levy
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- Law and Neuroscience Blog
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- Neoformix
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- Paul Kedrosky
- pe Hub
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- Race to the Bottom
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- Seed Blog
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- Structure & Strangeness
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- The Conglomerate
- The Geomblog
- The Monkey Cage
- The Statistical Mechanic
- Truth on the Market
- Venture Beat
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- Visual Complexity
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- Volokh Conspiracy
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- World Treaty Index
- WSJ Law Blog
- Zero Intelligence Agents
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Recent Posts
- IBM’s Watson Now A Customer Service Agent, Coming To Smartphones Soon {via Forbes}
- Nikola Tesla Pitching Silicon Valley VCs
- What Half a Second of High Frequency Stock Trading Looks Like {via Information Aesthetics}
- Executive Order — Making Open and Machine Readable the New Default for Government Information
- Erik Brynjolfsson: The Key to Growth? Race With the Machines (TED 2013)
- The Stanford Consensus: Notes From The Future Law Conference @ Stanford Law School
- Lex Machina Raises $4.8M First Round Led By Cue Ball Capital As IP Litigation Reaches New Highs {via TechCrunch}
- Some Brief Thoughts on “The Failure of Crits and Leftist Law Professors to Defend Progressive Causes” {By Brian Tamanaha)
- How Lawyers are Mining the Information Mother Lode for Pricing, Practice Tips and Predictions (via ABA Journal)
- Facebook Explains Why it Used Natural Language to Compete with Google Search (via Venture Beat)
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Archives
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Homo Electronicus {via Law Technology News}
From the article: “We can’t imagine a competent lawyer not knowing how to find a document in a file folder or cabinet; yet, oddly, we can’t imagine a lawyer knowing how to fashion a competent electronically stored information search protocol … Continue reading
Le Graph du Code Civil en Ligne – Interactive Network Visualization of French Civil Code
<HT: Robert Richards from Legal Informatics Blog >
6,000 Pages Tell the World’s History [via GE Data Visualization]
“It’s true. We’ve scanned 6,000 pages of GE’s annual reports to build this interactive visualization. But why? What’s the point? Not only does this provide a rich history of how GE has always been at work building, moving, powering and … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged computational linguistics, data mining, visualization Leave a comment
Interactive Dynamics for Visual Analysis (By Jeffrey Heer & Ben Shneiderman)
From the Abstract: “The increasing scale and availability of digital data provides an extraordinary resource for informing public policy, scientific discovery, business strategy, and even our personal lives. To get the most out of such data, however, users must be … Continue reading
Health InfoScape [ via GE Data Visualization Lab ]
From the GE Page: “When you have heartburn, do you also feel nauseous? Or if you’re experiencing insomnia, do you tend to put on a few pounds, or more? By combing through 7.2 million of our electronic medical records, we … Continue reading
Network Analysis and Law Tutorial
0. Final Version of Slides from the Network Analysis and Law Tutorial @ Jurix 2011 – Network Analysis and Law: Introductory Tutorial @ Jurix 2011 Meeting View more presentations from Daniel Katz 1. Brief Description of the Tutorial – Prior … Continue reading
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21st Century Legal Informatics: Part 1, Introduction [Cross Post MJB II Blog]
Dan and I have written and spoken on legal informatics many times. Inevitably these conversations come to the same cut-and-paste list of informatics examples from legal search/retrieval and decision making. It’s struck me that these examples fall into two categories. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged artificial intelligence and law, computational legal studies, innovation, the future 1 Comment
Data Without Borders – Jake Porway & Drew Conway
Friend of the CLS Blog Drew Conway has started a fantastic organization called Data Without Borders. DWB seeks to match non-profits in need of data analysis with freelance and pro bono data scientists who can work to help them with … Continue reading
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The Dodd Frank Visualization Collection (Art Exhibition) [ via FT Alphaville ]
Posted in Uncategorized Tagged financial crisis, infographic, united states code, visualization Leave a comment
The Patent Conference @ KU Law
Today, I am traveling to Kansas for The Patent Conference (aka Pat Con). Tomorrow, I will be presenting our methods paper Distance Measure for Dynamic Citation Networks (published in the Statistical Mechanics Journal – Physica A in October 2010). While … Continue reading
JLE Law Prof Article
Welcome to the Online Supplement for Reproduction of Hierarchy? A Social Network Analysis of the American Law Professoriate, 61 Journal of Legal Education 1 (2011) by Daniel Martin Katz, Joshua R. Gubler, Jon Zelner, Michael Bommarito, Eric Provins, and Eitan … Continue reading
