Library Laws Are Meant to Be Broken Up?

Blogging Partners Tom Boone & Joshua Brauer who have collaborated for the past couple years on Library Laws are Meant to Be Broken have decided to move on to solo efforts.

Their new blogs respectively are at:

• Tom Boone dot com; and
• Adding Understanding (Joshua Brauer)
  

Good luck to Josh & Tom. Let's call it an evolution, alright? I'll presume you two are still talking. :)

Abstracked is Back!

In the 'I can't believe it took me this long to notice' category (3+ months...), long time law library blogger Abbie Mulvihill and her blog AbsTracked look to be back in business!

After taking most of 2006 and a bit of 2007 off from blogging, Abbie started posting again on June 29th. And while I've been a little distracted, I'm feeling a little guilty for not noticing. Good thing Steven Cohen pays attention! :-)

Welcome back Abbie! and back into my feed reader & blogroll goes AbsTracked.

Nina Platt, Librarian Leader & New Law Blogger

The value of law blogs can only increase when thought leaders like Nina Platt and her new blog Strategic Librarian come online. Over the years, Nina's writing has become very well known and respected by law librarians and KM professionals alike. And if you look at the quality of Nina's first posts, it seems we're all about to benefit from her smaller and more regular contributions.

For those of you with an RSS reader, I'd expect you'll be interested in this. Right? :-)

I also can't help but feel a bit of kinship here. Similar to my own situation, after many years of working in law firms, Nina's now exposing her skill set to the rest of the legal market with her new company Nina Platt Consulting, Inc. I wish her the best of luck, and reserve the right to update this post when her new company website comes online.

New Librarian & KM Blogs

I'm running short on time today, but wanted to extend a quick welcome to the new Law Librarian bloggers at the BIALL blog, and at the ALLICE Blog.

Plus, the gang at the CALL KM SIG are starting a new blog too. Hey Bonnie, more for the list!

Congrats to everyone. Great initiatives.