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Shameless self-promo
ABA Journal
Thu, November 29, 2007
The ABA Journal knows a thing or two about getting bloggers to talk about a magazine. Write about the bloggers! And put them in a magazine-y list, with a public vote on the "best." The Journal has winnowed the list of what it says are 2,000 to 3,000 law blogs to 100 -- the "Blawg 100" -- where LawBeat is included among 13 general-interest law blogs. As of this writing, LawBeat has a humbling three votes -- evidently my mother, wife and daughter have voted, but my son and siblings are on the fence. Still, it's cool enough just to be mentioned (even though I'm something of a poseur on a list that touts itself as "the best Web sites by lawyers, for lawyers"). The real value of such a report, obviously, is that the Journal's Molly McDonough and Sarah Randag have done a fair bit of scouting to help you refresh your law-blogroll. And they've profiled seven of the most prominent law bloggers.
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