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Newsflash: Legal Bloggers are real people! Reflections on the #LawBlogs seminar: By Ashley Connick (GDL student at The College of Law)
Ashley considers the #LawBlogs seminar he has just attended and at how strong the blawgosphere is: "One of the questions that was discussed was ?who do you blog for??. One of the things I took away from the evening about blogging is that whoever your intended audience may be and whatever effect you hope your writing will have, you are ultimately blogging for yourself. Blogging is unpaid and, as was agreed in the form of much nodding and murmuring when it was mentioned at #LawBlogs, can be very time consuming. It?s not something that any of the legal bloggers would do if they didn?t enjoy it."
Full post as published by The BIALL Blog on February 28, 2011 (boomark / email).
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