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Saturday, May 14, 2005
"The Future of Legal Blogging"
Check out the great series of posts over at Between Lawyers. I especially like Denise Howell's list of the common characteristics of most lawyer-bloggers. Dennis Kennedy writes that blogging "has to become part of who you are in the same way that regular exercise or a hobby must be for you to stick with it." Isn't that the truth. I highly recommend this article/collection of posts to anyone who's thinking about starting a law blog. [Hat tip: How Appealing.]
- posted by Kim Kralowec @ 3:16 PM
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