Beginner’s Blogging Resources
am 17.09.2007 von http://log.handakte.de/
I’ve been collecting useful articles and blog posts for some months with the idea of putting together a beginner’s guide to blogging. But I wanted to share with you a couple of gems I found that first-time bloggers will find useful in the meantime:
1) Patrick Schaber’s Beginner’s Guide …
The 2007 Blawggies: Dennis Kennedy’s Best Law-related Blogging Awards
Handakte WebLAWg / Once again Dennis Kennedy has recognized the importance of law librarian blogs with the 2007 Blawggie Award in “Best Legal Blog Category” (tied with Non-US Legal Blogs and Solo Lawyer Blogs). Dennis writes: I have to be one of the bigges…
EFF Adds Labor Section to Blogging Guide
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Fighting for Bloggers’ Rights
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Einfach Bloggen lernen mit Simpleology
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Anyone think what lawyers.com calls blogs are blogs?
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Dead, live, and metamorphosed weblogs
Transblawg / I’m sorry that Bettina has stopped blogging (Nicht-alle-Tage-Buch, in German), but maybe she will come back to it another time. When I wrote about On-Time Updates, I didn’t mean to suggest others should stop too. I enjoyed the Curmudgeonl…
LLRX 05/2007
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Blog Law and Blogging for Lawyers
Law & Justice / The First Comprehensive Conference On Blog Law & Blogging for Lawyers (USA):What You Will Learn- Legal gray areas arising from the proliferation of Web logs - The future of blogging -- a passing fad or here to stay? - The extent to which bloggers qua…
Dennis Kennedy’s Links of the Week
Handakte WebLAWg / Links of the Week is a regular feature on this blog where I list some of the most interesting links I’ve found during the previous week - sort of a “best of” from my Google Reader Shared Items. The idea is that I pick out a set of l…
Library of Congress Blog [LexBlog Q & A]
Handakte WebLAWg / Today’s LexBlog Q & A features a special guest: Matt Raymond, Director of Communications for the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. and author of the Library’s official blog. We stumbled across Matt’s blog recently and wer…
The Hazards of Academic Blogging
Handakte WebLAWg / Interesting series of articles in the Chronicle of Higher Education on The Hazards of Academic Blogging, including two by Law Profs (and participants in our recent Bloggership Symposium at Harvard Law School): Exposed in the Blogosphere, by Ann Altho…
Comes now the plaintiff
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