Interesting article in the Financial Post discussing the trend towards law schools in Canada specializing in certain niches – First Nations, Energy, et al. The trend is already well underway and perhaps already beyond the point of no return at this stage, but it raises the question for me of how well students entering law […]
Should Canadian Law Schools Specialize?
By Doug Jasinski / April 27, 2017
Bad Idea Of The Day: Forging A Judge’s Signature To Improve Your Company’s SEO
By Doug Jasinski / April 21, 2017
According to reports in the Washington Post, Vice, and other media outlets, a jewelry company executive named Michael Arnstein filed a lawsuit to have allegedly defamatory online criticisms about his company de-indexed from Google listings and was successful in obtaining a court order to that effect. Google then dutifully removed the offending URLS listed in […]
Applying “Make Logo Bigger Cream” and Other Ways to Sabotage Your Relationship with your Creative Team
By Marni MacLeod / April 10, 2017
So, you’ve hired an agency to overhaul your website (or build you one from scratch). How do you get the most out of the relationship? This article, courtesy of the Icon Design Lab blog, provides some great tips that will help you communicate and work with your design team efficiently and effectively. If you have […]