Attorney Robert J. Ambrogi heard that blogs are dead in the legal profession. Indeed, he declares legal blogging alive, well and thriving. Since the future is foretold by the new, Ambrogi highlights recently launched blogs, all of which show continuing vitality in the blawgosphere.
September 01, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
A direct quote from a lawyer, in 2002: “I can see the amusement value in these things, but I can’t see how they are of any use in a law practice.”
He was referring to blogs. That was at a time when the number of law-related blogs was still small, and when many blawgers were still finding their sea legs. (It was also the year the word “blawg” was coined, its origin credited to blogger Denise Howell.)
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