For the third-year running, the ABA Journal has selected Patently-O as one of the top 100 legal weblogs — “the best legal blogs as selected by the Journal’s editors.” Last year, readers also voted Patently-O as the best blog covering a niche area of law. This year, the voting will likely be more competitive. I would appreciate your vote – this year, the ABA Journal is requiring that voters first register (free). [VOTE HERE]
IP Related Blogs that made the list include:
- Dennis Crouch’s Patently-O
- Eugene Quinn’s IPWatchDog
- Eric Goldman’s Tech & Marketing Blog
- Susan Scafidi’s Counterfeit Chic
- Harvard’s Citizen Media Law Project
- Karst & Wasserstein’s FDA Law Blog
- Ben Scheffner’s Copyright Blog
- Mark Herrmann’s Drug & Device Law Blog
- Marc Randazza’s Satyricon
For Patently-O readers, the listing is probably most useful for locating non-patent blogs that look interesting (especially since many of the best patent-focused blogs were not included in the list).
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Congratulations on your ranking within the patent law / legal blogosphere; you’ve well earned the honor.
Hey I got a Nobel Prize, it was no big deal. We lefties love giving each other prizes.
Congrats Dennis, did the Bob Lob Law Law Blog make the list too?
Is there a top 100 Trainwreck sites?
Congratulations, Dennis. Any top 100 list that didn’t include Patently-O would not be a credible list. Eric.
Please vote for my blog: Lenny Rosencrantz’s law and cheese log blog. Open 24 hours.
…or to put it slightly differently, ABA “top blog” sounds like the next best thing to a Nobel Prize.
In the land of the blind, even the one eyed man is king…
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