Dan Solove has made his (semi-annual, now annual) contribution to the study of the blogosphere: Law Professor Blogger Census 2007. Readers are giving Dan corrections, etc., so the chart may change over the next few days. Specifically, Dan is asking for information on "deadwood bloggers": bloggers who are listed on the blog's "letterhead" but haven't posted for two months or longer. The elimination of these bloggers should change many of the rankings as the big "faculty blogs" list many professors as bloggers, but a smaller number post with any frequency, or even post at all.
And of course, I have to note that the University of Illinois has 8 bloggers! We even have our own web page: http://www.law.uiuc.edu/blogs/. Andrew Morriss has not been listed yet as he is transitioning from Case Western, but I'm sure our web magician will be on that right away.
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1. Posted by cialis online on October 28, 2011 @ 14:00 | Permalink
It seems to me that by excluding adjuncts, (to my knowledge I am the only adjunct in the country that runs a blog designed mainly for law professors), the data is incomplete. In any event, at least Concurring Opinions timely responded.
2. Posted by online pharmacy on October 31, 2011 @ 10:20 | Permalink
Well some people just like to criticize and they don't even read posts, i wonder why this people do this but well, the project this people is planning is going well as far we know, i hope that it will benefit the humanity.
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