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: IPKatTop Patent Blogs 2009: last chance to vote!
By Johanna Gibson, David Pearce, Jeremy Phillips and Ilanah Simon.
You have probably spotted by now that the US-based IP Watchdog weblog has been running for the past month a poll of Top Patent Blogs, with voters being asked to rate the 50 leading patent law blogs. There are actually two polls. First, you can cast one vote for the blog you like the best. Secondly you can cast as many votes as you need for the patent blogs you regularly read.Right: once upon a time, voting was by show of hands -- but now it's all done online.
Both polls close today, so this is your last chance to vote. The results are promised early next month (i.e. soon).
This is the IPKat's first time in the poll and, even though it's not strictly speaking a patent blog but a general IP blog, in the race to head the Top Fifty it's currently in third position (well behind Patently-O, not far behind Patent Circle and just ahead of European Patent Case Law). In the second poll, for most-read status, the Kat is currently second (again well behind Patently-O but with its whiskers ahead of IP watchdog, Patent Circle and Patent Baristas).
If you'd like to vote, or are just curious to read the list of leading patent law blogs, you can visit the polling site here.
Full post as published by IPKat on June 30, 2009 (boomark / email).
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