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Now available from Bloomsbury/Hart Publishing: Media Law and Policy in the Internet Age (Doreen Weisenhaus and Simon N. The Internet brings opportunity and Young, eds., Bloomsbury, 2017). Here from the publisher's website is a description of the book's contents. MORE
As I blogged a little while ago, legal directory site Avvo has been acquired by Internet Brands, a company that is one of the world’s largest operators of websites that serve targeted vertical markets and that already owns a variety of legal websites, including Nolo, Lawyers.com, Martindale-Hubbell, Total Attorneys, and others. The post Comments from CEO Mark Britton on Avvo’s Acquisition by Internet Brands appeared first on Robert Ambrogi's LawSites. MORE
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