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The University of Wisconsin Law Library’s blog, WisBlawg, has been selected again for inclusion in BlawgWorld 2007, an eBook featuring the best posts from "77 of the most influential blawgs." Access to BlawgWorld is free and available to all at http://www.technolawyer.com/r.asp?L11510&M1.

Anyone who is new to blogs will find BlawgWorld to be an introduction in an easy-to-use eBook format, while those who are blog experts "may still find a few new ones you’d like to read," says Bonnie Shucha, the creator and writer of WisBlawg. Shucha is Head of Reference at the UW Law Library.

Shucha says the 77 carefully selected excerpts in BlawgWorld will help to

educate non-blogging legal professionals about blogs: What are they?; What do they have to offer?; Which ones match my interests? She comments in WisBlawg, "Hopefully, then, some of these readers will be intrigued enough to venture out into the blogosphere."

To read more in WisBlawg, see

http://www.law.wisc.edu/blogs/wisblawg/.

 

 

 

Submitted by on August 15, 2007

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