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Thursday, February 12, 2004
About this Blog - Indiana Law Blog in Good Company
The Indiana Law Blog is in good company this morning. An article by legal technology expert Dennis Kennedy, titled "2004 Legal Technology Trends: Do We Stand on the Threshold of the Next Legal Killer App?" (available here), includes this mention:
4. Blawgs and RSS Feeds. How many of these names are familiar to you? "Ernie the Attorney," "Bag and Baggage," "NetLawBlog," "Inter Alia," "beSpacific," "LawTech Guru," "ethicalEsq?", "tins," "My Shingle," "The Trademark Blog," "George's Employment Law Blog," "GrepLaw," "LawSites," "Stay of Execution," "How Appealing," "The Indiana Law Blog," "Copyfight," and "DennisKennedy.Blog."[Link via How Appealing]These are names of a relatively small sampling of the blawgs that have given the legal profession a new and vibrant image among the growing number of influential opinion-leaders who have flocked to the world of blogging. A blog, as you may know, is a new kind of content-focused web site, typically built with blog authoring software, that displays new content as postings or articles in a reverse chronological order. They are cheaper, easier and, arguably, more effective than most standard web sites. * * *
Posted by Marcia Oddi on February 12, 2004 08:32 AM
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