TechnoLawyer's new free eBook, BlawgWorld 2007, features a selected post from 77 different law-related blogs. It's a good introduction to the current state of blogging for everyone, no matter what your familiarity, or lack of familiarity, with blawgs. You'll even find a choice post from the Between Lawyers blog. (corante.com)

Preface:

We had high hopes for BlawgWorld 2006, but the 45,000+ downloads surprised even us. With a hit on our hands, we resolved to dig deep for the next edition and create an eBook unlike any other. Instead, we ended up creating two eBooks unlike any other — BlawgWorld 2007 and 2007 TechnoLawyer Problem/Solution Guide.

We hope you enjoy using these eBooks as much as we enjoyed creating them. The secret to doing so effectively lies in the intuitive navigation system and tables of contents. Before you dive in, please take a moment to learn about each eBook and its features.

BlawgWorld 2007: Bigger and Better Than Ever

You probably don’t have the time to read every legal blog (blawg). But many blawgs contain excellent content worthy of your attention. Enter BlawgWorld 2007—a collection of 77 thought-provoking essays from 77 of the most influential blawgs. Handpicked by each respective blogger, these essays provide a window into their blawgs, making it easy for you to figure out which ones merit your ongoing attention. To visit a blawg, click on its Web address.

You can quickly find essays of interest in BlawgWorld 2007 by using the interactive table of contents. From any page, click on the Blawgs navigation tab. From there, two more clicks will take you to any essay.

2007 TechnoLawyer Problem/Solution Guide: The Product Guide Reinvented

You have problems. Lots of them. These problems range from choosing accounting software to reviewing email obtained in discovery to scanning documents into PDF format—and many others.

Enter 2007 TechnoLawyer Problem/Solution Guide—the product guide reinvented! In this revolutionary new sponsored resource, you’ll find 185 Problems and corresponding Solutions. Written from the point of view of a law firm, each Problem/Solution consists of a question and answer as well as a button that links to a Web page with more information.

To find the Problems of interest to you quickly, we’ve created not one, but two tables of contents. From any page, click on the Problems navigation tab to find Problems by topic, or click on the Products navigation tab to find Problems by product or company name.

Don’t Keep It to Yourself

Please share this eBook by pointing people to www.blawgworld.com. To distribute this eBook directly from your blog, intranet, mailing list, Web site, or other online venue, please contact us for your own complimentary trackable download link.

Download BlawgWorld 2007 with TechnoLawyer Problem/Solution Guide

PDF format, 10.4MB, 366 Pages.

Master Blawg List:

1234Tips
Above the Law
Adam Smith, Esq.
Alextronic Discovery
Amazing Firms Amazing Practices
Anonymous Lawyer
Between Lawyers
Bizblawg
Blawg Review
CAFA Law Blog
Calgary Criminal Lawyer’s Weekly
Canadian Privacy Law Blog
Compujurist
Cyberlaw Central
DennisKennedy.Blog
de novo
Dorf on Law
Drug Injury Watch
eLegal Canton
Evan Schaeffer’s Legal Underground
Freedom to Differ
FutureLawyer
George’s Employment Blawg
Golden Practices
Goldman’s Observations
Groklaw
Home Office Lawyer
Human Law
I Heart Tech
In Search of Perfect Client Service
Inside the Firm of the Future
Insurance Scrawl
JD Bliss
Jim Calloway’s Law Practice Tips
Justia Legal SEO & Marketing Blog
LawBizBlog
Law Dawg Blawg
LawPundit
Lawyers and Business Executives in the News
Leadership for Lawyers
Legal Business Development
Legal Ease Blog
Legal Extranet Blog
Legal Marketing Blog
Legal Sanity
Life at the Bar
MauledAgain
May It Please The Court
Michael Geist
Morepartnerincome
Opinionistas
Overlawyered
Passion, People and Principles
Patent Baristas
PHOSITA
Promote the Progress
Reid My Blog!
Ross Ipsa Loquitur
SCOTUSblog
Settle It Now Negotiation Blog
Slaw
South Carolina Family Law Blog
Strategic Legal Technology
Technology & Marketing Law Blog
The Common Scold
TheCorporateCounsel.net Blog
The Illinois Trial Practice Weblog
The Mac Lawyer
The Marcus Perspective
The Maryland Injury Lawyer Blog
the [non]billable hour
The Practice
The UCL Practitioner
Unintended Consequences
What About Clients?
Wired GC
WisBlawg

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