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January 09, 2006
BELTWAY BLOGROLL

The Scholarly Pros And Cons Of Blogging

Law blogs are a staple on the Internet these days, and the Association of American Law Schools recognized as much at its annual conference in Washington last week. The agenda included a discussion on the scholarly merits of blogging.

Check the summaries at Concurring Opinions, PrawfsBlawg and TaxProf Blog for the scoop on the roundtable.

UPDATE: Legal Theory Blog also has a post on the topic.

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Beltway Blogroll, by K. Daniel Glover, gauges the policy and political impact of blogs. Glover is the editor of National Journal's Technology Daily.
He can be reached at dglover@nationaljournal.com.




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