Happy 10th Anniversary to Overlawyered.com:
Overlawyered, founded by my friend Walter Olson, turns ten today. I think it was the first legal blog, and I know it's still one of the best.
Happy 10th Anniversary to Overlawyered.com:
Overlawyered, founded by my friend Walter Olson, turns ten today. I think it was the first legal blog, and I know it's still one of the best. |
JHA
That one and this one have the best titles, for sure.
It's always been a blog, even though "blog" wasn't a common term in the days of Pets.com. The first post was indeed ten years ago today.
Olson's modest. Calling it the first legal blog doesn't do it as much justice as pointing out that apart from kottke.org, the clearly established champion, it's one of the oldest continually published blogs, period.
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