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.”
Are Legal Blogs Dead?
I am now hearing murmurs that blogs are dead ' or at least dying ' within the legal profession. The universe of blogs has become too crowded, too noisy, and too cluttered with spam to have any value, some say. Services such as Twitter and Facebook are easier, more direct and more personal, they contend. So I come today to declare blogging alive, well and thriving within the legal profession.
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