Law Library of Congress Archiving Blawgs

 

Maybe others were aware of this, but I was not. Starting in 2007, the Law Library of Congress began archiving blawgs:

The collection has grown to more than one hundred items covering a broad cross section of legal topics.  Blawgs can also be retrieved by keywords or browsed by subject, name, or title.

I went in expecting to find only things like the Harvard International Law Journal (which I did), but I was also pleasantly surprised to find regular blogs, such as China Law Blog, Simple Justice, The Trademark Blog, and others included. There are even a couple Canadian blogs included as well. It’s a nice resource when/if some legal bloggers decided to hang up their hats.

H/T Legal Skills Prof Blog
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4 Responses to “Law Library of Congress Archiving Blawgs”

  1. George E. Bourguignon, Jr. #

    Congrats on making the top 100 blogs in the ABA Journal annual survey!

    December 9, 2011 at 1:02 am

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