Blawg: Web Log Highlights Light Side of Intellectual Property Law
Price, Marie, THE JOURNAL RECORD
From "patent trolls" to the legal tussle over which city gets to call itself "Surf City USA," it's all fair fodder for PHOSITA, the award-winning law blog operated by members of an Oklahoma City law firm.
"What we wanted to do was not be a stuffy law newsletter or anything like that, but have a little bit more fun, and kind of use it to give a face to the types of people that work in our firm," said Doug Sorocco, a director and shareholder of Dunlap, Codding and Rogers.
Sorocco said those in the legal blogosphere tend to have a good sense of humor.
"The people who do it are usually a little irreverent, so it's kind of fun," he said.
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Article title: Blawg: Web Log Highlights Light Side of Intellectual Property Law.
Contributors: Price, Marie - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: January 4, 2007.
Page number: Not available.
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