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Build your unique practice style and intellectual capital in IT law. Time to become a legal innovator.
Start building your unique practice style.
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Master entrepreneurial thinking
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Become an IT-
shaped lawyer
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Build your own positioning
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Apply your practice strategy
Write your intellectual capital.
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Master visionary thinking
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Use the right research methodology
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Identify impact opportunities
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Apply your tech-focused writing
All blog posts in detail
Nadine Rinderknecht
May 18, 2025
How to develop "IT-shaped thinking" as a lawyer
Improve your problem-solving with vertical and horizontal thinking styles to become a specialized and versatile thinker in IT law.
8 steps to your IT-shaped thinking style
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See your brain as a key to open hidden doors
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Understand your brain before you open the door
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Discover "IT-shaped thinking"
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Use general thinking styles as building blocks
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Strategize with goal-oriented thinking styles
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Become an expert thinker in "vertical styles"
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Balance your thinking with "horizontal styles"
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Emerge as an "IT-shaped thinker"
Nadine Rinderknecht
How to manage your privacy (Blankpage's Privacy Notice)
This step-by-step Privacy Notice walks you through everything you need to know about how your data is used and how to manage your privacy. Do you care enough to read the "world's most boring blog post"?
10 steps to your privacy management
1. Start with an overview
2. Meet your primary contact person
3. Meet other entities that process your data
4. See what type of data is processed
5. Understand why your data is processed
6. Check the security and storage measures in place
7. Map where your data is shared and transferred
8. Manage logs, cookies, and similar technologies
9. Know your rights
10 Check this Privacy Notice regularly
Nadine Rinderknecht
Apr 26, 2026
How to build your unique practice style in IT law (Part 1: Create a prototype)
Build your own practice style in IT law intentionally by thinking like an entrepreneur, doubling down on what makes you unique, and prototyping a framework with your AI team.
9 steps to your style
1. Think long-term and start small today
2. Make your mind ready - think like an entrepreneur
3. Double down on your unique core
4. Meet your Al team
5. Open your vision by focusing on variables
6. Create your own framework
7. Add a traditional practice style
8. Create a feedback loop to iterate your practice style
9. Build your branding
Nadine Rinderknecht
Oct 16, 2022
Understand how to stop competing in others' games and start designing your own. Focus on your strengths and create personalized rules that no one else can beat you at. All while managing the unpredictable turns of life.
6 steps to your own game
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Explore your playing area
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Place yourself in the center of the area
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Know your strengths and strengths
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Find your character
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Shape your strategy
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Start playing your own game
Nadine Rinderknecht
Oct 29, 2022
How to start your career in IT law
Discover practical strategies for entering the IT law market already as a Bachelor's or Master's student. Learn how to impress employers and continuously advance your career.
4 steps to your career
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Easy starts with "barrier-free" activities
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Build your competitive advantage
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Master the art of CV humility
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Become a generalist with a specialism
Nadine Rinderknecht
Dec 17, 2023
How to find high-impact topics
This guide shows you how to spot high-impact topics in technology law, shape regulatory frameworks and address societal challenges before they become critical.
8 steps to your impact
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Understand why it matters
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Learn the basics of the Hype Cycle
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Evaluate current and past Hype Cycles
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Incorporate the 3 types of indicators into your analysis
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Assess the unique characteristics of the technology
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Assess the technological impact on society
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Assess the gaps in legal scholarship
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Mitigate your risks
Nadine Rinderknecht
Dec 12, 2021
How to write a truly innovative paper
Develop your intuition, mature your innovations, and conceptualize with an elegance and simplicity that make your readers wonder: "Why didn't I think of that?"
10 steps to your innovation
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Find a "free spot"
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Choose a good timing
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Assess the potential
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Create the foundation for intuition
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Fill the "free spot" with innovation
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Restrict your innovation
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Let the innovation mature
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Lead the innovation to simplicity and elegance
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Diffuse your paper and make an impact
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Return to step 1
Nadine Rinderknecht
Mar 16, 2022
How to search for online publications on the web
Explore how to overcome common obstacles and increase your search efficiency when using search engines, library catalogs, specialized databases, and literature management tools.
4 steps to find literature online
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Optimize your search engine techniques
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Explore library catalogs
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Use specialized databases
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Discover additional literature management tools
Nadine Rinderknecht
Apr 12, 2022
How to write a visionary paper (Part 1)
To develop proactive and far-sighted solutions, it's helpful to have a vision. It enables you to find your way in the chaos. Part 1 allows you to understand the future – before you shape it.
4 steps to your vision
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Learn the lessons of past futurists
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Understand the dynamics of megatrends
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Spot smaller trends
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Find your way through the fog of future uncertainty
Nadine Rinderknecht
Dec 11, 2021
How to write a digital economy paper
Learn practical strategies for writing papers on the digital economy that balance forward-thinking ideas with traditional approaches. Address tomorrow's challenges today.
7 steps to your digital economy paper
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Apply old solutions to "new" problems
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Discuss "new" problems with reservation and put them into perspective
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Consider both benefits and drawbacks
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Maintain a broad perspective on technological developments
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Incorporate insights from multiple disciplines
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Create a subsidiary paper
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"Push" yourself forward
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