Lawyers might continue to inhabit a world of arcane language, but these days not even they employ expressions as outmoded as 'surfing the web'. The internet is our default source of news and information, not a technological novelty. It also hosts the opinions of well over 100 million bloggers.Indeed, barristers, pupils and others in the legal community are among those who have increasingly embraced blogging and even twittering (blogging on a micro scale using SMS). But where to begin in exploring the burgeoning world of legal blogs, or 'blawgs'?
November 07, 2008 at 11:19 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Barristers have taken a shine to blogging. Paul Evans reviews a selection of the best ‘blawgs’ on the net
Lawyers might continue to inhabit a world of arcane language, but these days not even they employ expressions as outmoded as ‘surfing the web’. The internet is our default source of news and information, not a technological novelty. It also hosts the opinions of well over 100 million bloggers.
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