Top 50 Intellectual Property Law Blogs of All Time - Source Justia Blawgsearch

According to Justia's Blawgsearch, these are the top 50 Intellectual Property Law Blogs of all time

1.  IP Thinktank
2. IPKat
3. Patent Docs
4. Patently-O
5. IPBiz
6. The Trademark Blog
7. Recording Industry v. The People
8.  Technology & Marketing Law Blog
9. 43(B)log
10. Philip Brooks Patent Infringement Blog
11. University of Chicago Law School Faculty Blog
12.  Chicago IP Litigation Blog
13.  Two Seventy-One Patent Blog
14.  Eastern District of Texas Federal Court Practice Blog
15.  The TTABlog
16. Illinois Business Law Society
17. Seattle Trademark Lawyer
18. Orange Book Blog
19.  Plagiarism Today
20.  Patent Baristas
21.  Erik J. Heels
22.  I/P Updates
23. Los Angeles Intellectual Property Blog
24. Patent Arcade
25.  University of Chicago Law School Faculty Podcast
26.  The Patry Copyright Blog
27.  Copywrite
28.  Anticipatethis.com
29.  US Law Watch
30.  Furd Log
31.  The Prior Art
32.  Library Law Blog
33.  IP Watchdog
34.   Likelihood of Confusion
35.  Trade Secrets Blog
36.   Tiny Tech IP
37.   Maryland Intellectual Property Law Blog
38.  Daily Dose of IP
39.  Internet Cases
40.  ITC 337 Law Blog
41.  Counterfeit Chic
42.  IP Dragon
43.  Law & Disorder
44.  The Invent Blog
45.  Patent Prospector
46.  Filewrapper.com
47.  Duets Blog
48.  Ruling Imagination:  Law and Creativity
49.  TechnoLlama
50.  Copyright Litigation Blog



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Law Bloggers: West Publishing's List of Authors Who Blog

West Publishing has a program of "Key Authors" and has published a list of those who blog here (reproduced below).  The Volokh Conspiracy is probably the most famous with an Alexa ranking for today of just below 35,000.  I suspect the list is far from complete.

1. Stephen Bainbridge

ProfessorBainbridge.com
http://www.professorbainbridge.com/

2. Gary Becker
Richard Posner
The Becker-Posner Blog
http://www.becker-posner-blog.com/index.html

3.  Gerry W. Beyer
Wills, Trusts, and Estates Professor Blog
(Part of Law Professors Blog Network)
http://lawprofessors.typepad.com/trusts_estates_prof/

4. William H. Burgess III
Florida Sentencing
A discussion of contemporary law, policy, and practice in Florida criminal sentencing
http://floridasentencing.blogspot.com/

5. Paul L. Caron
TaxProf Blog (A Member of the Law Professor Blogs Network)
http://taxprof.typepad.com/taxprof_blog/

6. John A. Day
Day on Torts Law Blog
http://www.dayontorts.com/

7. Raymond J. Dowd
Copyright Litigation Blog
http://copyrightlitigation.blogspot.com/

8.  Jon L. Gelman
Workers' Compensation
Helpful information about current developments in workers' compensation matters
http://workers-compensation.blogspot.com/

9.  Alan Gutterman
Gutterman Law & Business
The Business Counselor Blog
http://www.businesscounselorblog.com/
The Emerging Companies Blog
http://www.emergingcompaniesblog.com/

10. Charles T. Hall
Social Security News
Your source for news affecting the U.S. Social Security Administration copyright
http://socsecnews.blogspot.com/

11.  John Wesley Hall Jr.
Law of Criminal Defense.com
Website supporting Professional Responsibility in Criminal Defense Practice (2005)
http://www.lawofcriminaldefense.com/blog/

12.  Phyllis Weiss Haserot
Practice Development Counsel's Next Generation, Next Destination
http://www.nextgeneration-nextdestination.com/

13.  Paul Lesti
Lesti Structured Settlements
http://www.lestistructuredsettlement.typepad.com/

14.  Raymond Nimmer
Contemporary Intellectual Property, Licensing, and Information Law
http://www.ipinfoblog.com/

15.  Larry Ribstein
Ideoblog
A blog about ideas. Ideas are not beliefs or opinions.
http://www.ideoblog.org/

16.  Patricia E. Salkin
Law of the Land
A blog on land use law and zoning
http://lawoftheland.albanylaw.edu/

17.  Bruce Stern
Traumatic Brain Injury Law Blog
http://www.braininjurylawblog.com/

18.  Eugene Volokh
The Volokh Conspiracy
http://volokh.com/

19.  Dennis Wall
Insurance Claims and Bad Faith Law Blog
http://www.insuranceclaimsbadfaith.typepad.com/
Insurance Claims and Issues
http://www.insuranceclaimsissues.typepad.com/

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Copyright Litigation Blog #1 on Bing

In addition to being the #1 result for a "copyright litigation" search on Google, the Copyright Litigation Blog is also the number one result on Bing.

Thanks, Bing!


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Copyright Litigation Blog on Google - Number One "Copyright Litigation" Search

Search results from Google put Copyright Litigation Blog and Copyright Litigation Handbook at number one in search engine results for the search "copyright litigation".

Thanks, Google, and thanks to everyone who enjoys the content, your readership, comments and feedback are all appreciated.

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Top 30 Most Popular IP Law Blogs - Justia

1.   Patently-O  (33)
2.   IPKat (34)
3.   Patent Docs (41)
4.   IPBiz (62)
5.   IPThinktank (95)
6.   The University of Chicago Law School (104)
7.   Recording Industry vs The People (106)
8.   US Law Watch (117)
9.   Plagiarism Today (126)
10. 43(B)log (128)
11.  The TTABlog (135)
12.  Illinois Business Law Journal (138)
13.  The Trademark Blog (140)
14.   Two-Seventy-One Patent Blog (199)
15.   Philip Brooks' Patent Infringement (200)
16.   Patent Baristas (213)
17.   The University of Chicago Law School (230)
18.   Chicago IP Litigation Blog (234)
19.   Likelihood of Confusion (248)
20.   Orange Book Blog (251)
21    Technology & Marketing Law Blog (254)
22    Law & Disorder (264)
23.   IPWatchdog (276)
24.   Eastern District of Texas Federal (283)
25    ITC 337 Law Blog (293)
26.   Seattle Trademark Lawyer (301)
27.   Biz-Media-Law Blog (302)
28.   Copyright Litigation Blog (311)
29.   TechnoLlama (342)
30    Freedom to Tinker (344)

Source:  Justia Blawgsearch (accessed 5/28/2010 weekly stats ranking among Blawgs tracked by Justia).

Product Endorsements on Blogs: New FTC Guidelines Explained

An excellent summary of the FTC regulations for blogs that endorse or discuss products from the DuetsBlog, written by Paul W. Mussell, Senior Counsel in Intellectual Property Group, Wells Fargo link below:

Retailer Ann Taylor Dodges FTC's First Endorsement Enforcement Bullet : Duets Blog

Justia Ranks Copyright Litigation Blog in Top 10 Copyright Blogs

Of the 59 copyright blogs tracked by the Justia Blawsearch the Copyright Litigation Blog now ranks number 8 in popularity.   Below, the top 10 with their respective Justia Blawgsearch rankings:

1. IPKat 37

2. Recording Industry v the People 95

3. Plagiarism Today 117

4. Chilling Effects Clearinghouse 124

5. Nolo Presents the Law 183

6. Chicago IP Litigation Blog 207

7. Likelihood of Confusion 215

8. Copyright Litigation Blog 292

9. Lessig Blog 359

10. TechnoLlama 360

Unfortunately, Bill Patry stopped publishing his copyright blog, it was unquestionably the strongest player in the field.

ABA Journal Blawg Review: Thanks for Covering Copyright Litigation Blog

You can access the Copyright Litigation Blog through the ABA Journal Blawgs directory here.

Follow Copyright Litigation Blog on Twitter (and Thanks for the Retweets!)

You can follow the Copyright Litigation Blog on Twitter by clicking here.  If you don't have a Tweetdeck, get yourself one (free download), it makes reading tweets from twits like me as tweet as can be.  The Twitter name is @raydowd.

Thanks to folks like Clancco, IPMaven, CopyrightLaw, Montserratlj, BenSheffner, Yosie23, RonColeman, EricGoldman and many others for the retweets.

Checking the stats, Twitter is the highest referrer of traffic to this blog.

I still haven't figure out the etiquette of Twitter, how to use hashmarks (some nice guys on the Legal Blogging LinkedIn Group tried to explain).

It is amazing how many very smart and accomplished professionals are on Twitter.  Yes, there is a lot of stupidity, too.

Some tweeters are very useful and there are others who never tell me what the content is that they are pointing to, so I skip over it.   If you follow the right people, and program your Tweetdeck, you can keep up with a lot of things with a minimum investment of time.