Legal Wikis Spreading
The article Legal Wikis Are Bound to Wow You from Law Technology News on Law.com provides an overview of innovative ways in which the collaborative writing and editing tools known as wikis are being used in the field of law.
Examples include online glossaries, legal encyclopedias, copyright clearinghouses, news sites on IP or family law, as well as a log of U.S. death penalty cases.
The article is written by Robert J. Ambrogi, writer of the legal information blog LawSites, the media law blog MediaLaw, and creator of the Lawer2Lawyer podcasts in the United States.
Examples include online glossaries, legal encyclopedias, copyright clearinghouses, news sites on IP or family law, as well as a log of U.S. death penalty cases.
The article is written by Robert J. Ambrogi, writer of the legal information blog LawSites, the media law blog MediaLaw, and creator of the Lawer2Lawyer podcasts in the United States.
Labels: legal research and writing, web 2.0, wikis
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