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Blawg Review at Law Firm Web Strategy Blog
In case you’re interested, I authored this week’s Blawg Review (#252) with my colleagues at Stem Legal’s Law Firm Web Strategy Blog. The theme is technology run amok: the fear many people (and especially lawyers) seem to have about the things we create, as expressed in popular fiction from Frankenstein to Battlestar Galactica. I’ve always thought Frankenstein belonged in the science fiction genre more than in the horror aisle in the bookstore, and this Blawg Review tries to show how an influential strain of sci-fi can trace its lineage back to Mary Shelley’s 1818 novel, while also highlighting the best of the blawgosphere’s last seven days. I hope you enjoy it, and I hope you emulate it — this is my second Blawg Review in the last year, and I strongly encourage more lawyers to take up the BR challenge: it’s important, it’s interesting, and it’s fun.