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What can law blogging achieve?

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Rupert White writes a thoughtful piece on law blogging in the Law Gazette article Logging on to blogging. Having interviewed several leading UK law bloggers, he finds a “deeply personal approach” to what blogging can achieve as a business and marketing tool.
Seeing blogs as [a route to market] is … to misread their value in […]

By Nick Holmes, 13 January 2006