Bloomberg Law, and SCOTUSblog,? have entered into an exclusive sponsorship agreement.
In short this means Bloomberg Law will “support” SCOTUSblog?s publishing programme
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Here’s what they say in their press release
?SCOTUSblog?s comprehensive and impartial examination of the Supreme Court is an important public resource and Bloomberg Law is proud to support their ability to bring this content to the public, free of charge via the Web,? said Lou Andreozzi, chairman of Bloomberg Law.
?Bloomberg Law?s support will allow us to reach new readers and give existing readers new features and enhanced information. Most importantly, it will allow us to expand the resources we provide like the significant upgrade of the new SCOTUSblog platform launching today, without charge and with the same independence and high ethical standards for which we are known,? said Tom Goldstein, SCOTUSblog founder and publisher.
Bloomberg Law and SCOTUSblog plan to collaborate on new features designed to help law students learn about the Supreme Court and will work together to develop symposia, webinars and other events for business and legal professionals. The content available on the SCOTUSblog website will also be made available on Bloomberg Law, and SCOTUSblog publisher Tom Goldstein will provide exclusive business analysis for Bloomberg Law.
