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Blogs and Blogging
Blawg of the Day
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The INDUCE Act was introduced in Congress this summer, and it’s causing a lot of commotion in copyright circles. Kevin at TechLawAdvisorcreated the INDUCE Act Blog to discuss the issue, with contributions from Andrew Raff and Chris Rush Cohen.
Blawg of the Day
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Russ Krajec is a registered patent agent and soon-to-be lawyer, and he’s writing about patents and business strategies at Anything Under the Sun Made by Man.
Blawg of the Day
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The Florida Law Weblog is up and running, penned by Christopher Chopin, a lawyer in West Palm Beach.
Blawg of the Day
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Sanford Hausler is blogging about special education law (what a specialized niche — I love it!) over at The FAPE Page.
Blawgs as Real News?
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Bill Gratsch over at Blawg.org notes that the weblog posts of Dennis Crouch’s Patently Obvious are showing up in search results at Google News. This is certainly great news, if the high-quality content of some of our great bloggers is being picked up as a legitimate news source. I’ll be interested to see how…
Blawg of the Day
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Bob Coffield is an attorney in Charleston, West Virginia, and he’s writing Health Care BlogLaw, focusing on “health care legal issues, HIPAA privacy and security, technology and other legal odds and ends that impact West Virginia.” (via MyShingle)
Blawg of the Day
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The Traumatic Brain Injury Law Blog is brought to you by the folks at Stark & Stark, a New Jersey law firm.
Blawg of the Day
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The folks over at the American Constitution Society for Law and Policy are blogging on constitutional, criminal, and other legal matters. For a law-student driven blawg, this is pretty good stuff.
The Engine of Possibility has a Blog
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Posted in Blogs and Blogging, Search Engines
Since the folks over at Google have had a blog for some time (which doesn’t get updated all that often), Yahoo just couldn’t be left behind. So Wednesday the search engine debuted its Yahoo Search Blog, to provide “a look inside the world of search from the people of Yahoo!” Let’s see if they…