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I'm starting to wonder about what belongs on this blog. For that, you can blame Twitter.I find I am posting the odd bits of customs related news here because I can toss off a tweet about it just as efficiently. If you're not following me, I'm at www.twitter.com/customslawblog. I'm also more likely to tweet random bits of nonsense over there.
That means this blog is starting to look more like a place to find reviews of Court of International Trade and Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit decisions. That's not my intention. I want this to be more broadly focused on compliance as well serve as a spot for the occasional off topic musing.
I'm not sure where this leads (that makes it a MonsterQuest). I have recently registered two new domains: www.customslitigation.com and www.naftacompliance.com. Those represent two of the more substantial parts of my practice and interests. Maybe I'll start narrowing the focus here. For now, those URL's redirect here.
I'm interested in knowing what you think. Is it better to leave everything here? Should I quit tweeting to be sure everything is in one place? Should discussions of court cases be someplace else? Let me know what you think.
Thanks.
Full post as published by Customs Law on June 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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