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"Blawging"
If there is no money is blogging, what are all these lawyers doing? Must be the conference and training revenue :-) Courtesy of Zoli.
Nick Carr lists several legal issues specific to employee blogging and also points to an article on blogging and IP issues. Here is another nice list of blogging considerations from another attorney.
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