Excerpts from this National Law Journal article, entitled: “Blogging law profs assault ivory tower”:
…” Law professor blogging is such a hot topic that a confab of faculty members from across the country will meet at Harvard Law School in April for a two-day symposium focusing on how blogs are transforming legal scholarship. …
“Some 182 law professors have blogs, according to a count taken in November by Daniel Solove, a law professor and blogger at George Washington University. That number represented a 40% increase from Solove’s previous count, taken five months earlier. Of those bloggers, 41 are female and 141 are male. The schools with the most bloggers are University of Chicago Law School, University of California at Los Angeles School of Law, University of San Diego School of Law and George Washington University.
“Among the top 20 schools, as ranked by U.S. News & World Report, there are 59 bloggers. Some of the more recent blogs include BlackProf, The Saddam Hussein Trial Blog, ImmigrationProf and Supreme Court Extra, according to Solove’s site.” …
