The MTTLR Blog
Today marks the official launch of The MTTLR Blog, the official online companion to the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review. We'll be publishing multiple pieces a week, both from Michigan law students and from faculty guest contributors from all around the country.
Our first post focuses on copyright and fashion, and will be followed up with posts about the use of GPS for community policing and the RIAA lawsuits. Topics on the horizon include YouTube (of course), electronic wills, municipal wi-fi, and telecommunications companies' complicity in potentially illegal espionage.
On a personal note, I swear I'll return to blogging. It's just a matter of cranking the editing of these three articles out and being able to find some new priorities.
Labels: blogging, law school
Today marks the official launch of The MTTLR Blog, the official online companion to the Michigan Telecommunications and Technology Law Review. We'll be publishing multiple pieces a week, both from Michigan law students and from faculty guest contributors from all around the country.Our first post focuses on copyright and fashion, and will be followed up with posts about the use of GPS for community policing and the RIAA lawsuits. Topics on the horizon include YouTube (of course), electronic wills, municipal wi-fi, and telecommunications companies' complicity in potentially illegal espionage.
On a personal note, I swear I'll return to blogging. It's just a matter of cranking the editing of these three articles out and being able to find some new priorities.
Labels: blogging, law school
posted by Kurt Hunt @ 11:58 AM
3 comments
3 Comments:
Promises, promises....the proof of the blogging is in the reading...
Looks great so far--you should add a link to the Indiana Law Journal Supplement, the new online companion to the main print journal. http://www.indianalawjournal.org/
Bob - Fair enough. Standardized test on Saturday, but after that I'll be getting everyone up-to-date on all the happenings. Just keep me lingering around in an RSS feed somewhere, and you'll get your proof.
Old Cowhand - Thanks for the tip, I wasn't aware of that one. I'll add it tonight.
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