Neil Squillante & Sara Skiff over at Technolawyer have put together a very nice collection of “thought-provoking essays from the most influential blawgs” in the newly published eBook,
BlawgWorld 2006.
The essays were handpicked by each respective blogger as most representative of their blawg. There are some really great blawgs here – some which you will probably know, others which may be new to you. And I’m very pleased to say that WisBlawg was selected as one of the fifty one featured blawgs. Check out my contribution.
If you are new to blawgs, this eBook will serve as a nice introduction to the type of content you can find in the blawgosphere. If you are already a blog reader, BlawgWorld may just introduce you to one or two more you would like to read.
Although it is available exclusively to TechnoLawyer members, anyone can join for free and receive a free copy of this eBook at www.blawgworld.com.