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May 06, 2005
Blawgzine: Law Is Its Middle Name
Blawgzine advertises itself as "the digital magazine where law is our middle name." After spending some time on the website, I'd call it a weblog rather than a digital magazine. Or is digital magazine the hip new term for weblog?
Blawgzine's being mentioned in this space because it also produces podcasts, or "blawgcasts" in our terminology. (Blawgzine calls them "plawdcasts." It's a confusing world, isn't it? My spellchecker sure thinks so.)
You can find Blawgzine's Show #3 here. Host: Elizabeth Fletcher. So far, I've only caught the part of the show about The Anonymous Lawyer. Fletcher's verdict: "actually pretty funny." Other topics include KYOURadio, Nanocasting.org, and "cybersecurity with LexisNexis."
The show is not yet in Blawgcasts's aggregated feed because I'm having trouble adding it. Maybe Kevin can fix that.
Posted by Evan Schaeffer at May 6, 2005 02:41 PM
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Thanks for mentioning my site. Actually, Blawgzine.com is undergoing changes, and will turn into a full-fledged 'zine (with writers other than me) in the upcoming weeks. Let's just say it's in version 1.0 right now, with 2.0 coming out soon! Thanks again for the plug!
Posted by: Elizabeth Fletcher at May 6, 2005 05:30 PM
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