Legal Blogging and Legal Journalism: Interesting Discussion on Without Prejudice

A very interesting discussion of legal blogging and legal journalism in the UK is available on this week’s Without Prejudice podcast (starting at 32:00), with legal blogger Charon QC, solicitor David Allen Green of The New Statesman and Jack of Kent, and Joshua Rozenberg of The Guardian (among several other media entities).

Tags: Charon QC, David Allen Green, Joshua Rozenberg, Legal blogging, Legal blogs, Legal communication, Legal journalism, Legal social media, Legal Web 2.0, Online legal communication, Social media and law, UK, Web 2.0 and law, Without Prejudice, Without Prejudice podcast

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One Response to “Legal Blogging and Legal Journalism: Interesting Discussion on Without Prejudice”

legalinformatics Says:
August 2, 2011 at 12:20 pm | Reply
RT @inksters RT @legalweek: Two interesting pieces on legal blogging from @DavidAllenGreen http://t.co/8FwWMQk and @TheTimeBlawg http://t.co/7tUjJNV

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