Law Practice Today Articles on Web 2.0
The January 2006 issue of the American Bar Association's Law Practice Today journal has 2 articles dealing with the implications of Web 2.0.
Web 2.0, while still quite new (or nebulous) a concept at times, refers to the set of technologies that are making the Internet more interactive, such as social bookmarking, the use of RSS and blogs, collaborative wikis for work, etc.
The issue includes the roundtable discussion Does Web 2.0 Point Us Toward Law 2.0? that discusses how the new tools can impact legal research, and an annotated list of Web 2.0 "Strongest Links".
Web 2.0, while still quite new (or nebulous) a concept at times, refers to the set of technologies that are making the Internet more interactive, such as social bookmarking, the use of RSS and blogs, collaborative wikis for work, etc.
The issue includes the roundtable discussion Does Web 2.0 Point Us Toward Law 2.0? that discusses how the new tools can impact legal research, and an annotated list of Web 2.0 "Strongest Links".
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