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: LawPunditLetter to our LawPundit Readers about the Content of our Postings
By Andis Kaulins
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Dear Readers,Although LawPundit is primarily a LAW blog that also concentrates on current events, especially politics, economics and finance, we nevertheless include sports postings from time to time.
A study some years ago of the male readers of an international newspaper discovered that the average reader FIRST read the sports page at the BACK of the paper and only then went on to read the FRONT page headlines.
It is thus no surprise that some of our most popular postings are our sports postings. Indeed, these postings always bring us new readership.
What we will try to do is to sandwich serious legal posts inbetween the sports posts, especially during the current football season.
- Andis Kaulins, LawPundit
Full post as published by LawPundit on September 07, 2010 (boomark / email).
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