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: Within the ScopeNot Everything is a Potential Blog Post!
By Eric L. Lipman
How true....There are lots of interesting articles and legal news items that cross my desk, but for one or another reason are simply not matters that oblige a separate post. Presumably, that is why there is Twitter.
Twitter is an online posting site where short messages (of no more than 140 characters) can be shared with subscribers and a wide range of others. It's raison d'être is to facilitate short, frequent updates with one's network.
So, as an experiment, I will post to Twitter (and simultaneously to the bottom right hand sidebar of this blog under "My Reading Table,") internet links to some of the worthwhile items that I am reading, but which are not otherwise summarized in more detail on these pages.So, hopefully, there will be more to browse. More to share. And more to learn.
Full post as published by Within the Scope on December 15, 2008 (boomark / email).
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