Lotsa blogs to talk about today:
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This is a premature introduction, but the E. Coli Blog certainly holds promise as a single-issue blog on e. coli legal issues. This is also one of the first weblogs created by lexBlog, which has been the topic of much conversation of late. lexBlog mentions on its site that the E. Coli Blog is…
As you know, I’m a big fan of single-topic legal blogs. This one goes one step further — a blawg devoted to a single law. The NEPA Blawgprovides, law, news and perspective on the National Environmental Policy Act. This is the type of weblog environmental should pay attention to on a regular basis.
Not sure what the hubbub about blogging and RSS feeds is all about? Ernie to the rescue. Make sure you read his post that tells you how toget all your legal news with a newsreader. In my opinion, the best part of this article is the file Ernie has created with 44 law-related…
Tired of just reading those same old weblogs day after day? Ready to hear the voice of a new generation the way it was meant to be experienced? The folks at Media Lab Europe think that weblogs should be heard and not read, and that’s why they have started Radio Vox Populi, a project…
Well, it’s not really a blawg of the day — but they can make one for you. lexBlog has been started by Kevin O’Keefe to design weblogs for lawyers.
I have mixed feelings about a site like this. Part of the fun of weblogs is creating it yourself. For those who want to enjoy the…
Quid Pro Quo is written by a group of Michigan Lawyers discussing the law and its practice.
The folks over at news page Topix.net want to update you on their site and other search news, so they have created the Topix.net Weblog. Looks like some good stuff.
Greg Skidmore, a law student at Harvard, is publishing the Sports Law Blog. covering all things legal relating to the sports world.
Okay, so it’s not technically a blawg, but it’s layout reminds me of one — a blawg with lots of other cool resources. It’s Discovery Resources, yet another terrific source of information from Dennis Kennedy and George Socha. The site aims to provide up-to-date information, resources and news available about electronic discovery.
