IPKAT EATS HUMBLE PIE


Earlier this week the IPKat said that John Lambert was the first barrister in the UK to author an IP blog. Turns out the IPKat was wrong by just over a month. He has been informed about the Geeklawyer blog, which is written by an employed barrister. The site mostly follow a digital libertarian agenda and will often investigate concerns about the abuses of IP law by governments and corporations, but from a pro-IP perspective. This blogmeister also writes a site named Geeklawyer.org, aimed mostly at geeks interested in IT and IP.


The IPKat wishes both new bloggers good luck.
IPKAT EATS HUMBLE PIE IPKAT EATS HUMBLE PIE Reviewed by Anonymous on Thursday, August 25, 2005 Rating: 5

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