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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsJanet Ellen Raasch of Constant Content [LexBlog Q & A, Part 1 of 2]
By Kevin OKeefe
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After years of contributing content to various websites, legal writer and ghostwriter Janet Ellen Raasch decided it was time to start writing for herself. "I had lurked long enough and wanted to start to interact," she says. She's now set up at Constant Content, where she houses her vast repository of books and articles and blogs about marketing, social media and other law blogs.
Janet's background in journalism and experience as a writer has made for a relatively smooth transition to blogging. "I use my blog as a vehicle to bridge the gap between traditional journalism in a print environment and 'citizen journalism' in a Web 2.0 environment," she says. She also talked about how past experience as a graphic designer helped in planning the layout of the distinctive design of her blog
We caught up with Janet for an email LexBlog Q&A, which yielded so much feedback that we're going to run it in two parts...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on February 04, 2009 (boomark / email).
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