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Law professor to blog for New York Times : Opportunities await law bloggers

By Kevin OKeefe

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Wayne State University Law School Professor Steven Davidoff is going to be blogging full time with the New York Times. He's hooking up with the New York Times DealBook as the Deal Professor. Steven says not to worry. ...[I]t will be the same blog covering the same topics with the same length of posts and legal analysis, just with the expanded resources of those great N.Y. Times deal reporters, including Andrew Ross Sorkin and Michael de la Merced. Expect more lawyers to become bloggers for major publications and news websites. Lawyers are killer reporters and commentators on niche legal subjects. And who's got more domain expertise? Plus, with declining circulation of hard copy newspapers and increasing online readership, newspaper revenues are in decline...continue to full post

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