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Blawgs Appear on the Radar Screens of Corporate Legal Departments

Jeff "LawTechGuru" Beard sent me an article from the October 2004 Corporate Legal Times on legal blogs and how corporate legal departments are starting to use them as resources. The Blawg Channel was featured in two ways. First, Blawg Channeler Marty Schwimmer was quoted in the article. Second, The Blawg Channel was prominently mentioned as one of the recommended places to start exploring legal blogs.

I'll also note the article mentions or quotes a number of my blogger friends, including Jeff Beard and fellow St. Louisan George "George's Employment Blawg" Lenard, both of whom have been doing some great blogging lately.

The article is called "Legal Blogs Add Spirit to the Letter of Law," and is apparently only available to subscribers of Corporate Legal Times.

Posted by dmk on October 18, 2004 10:30 PM

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