Showing posts with label The Unruly of Law. Show all posts
Showing posts with label The Unruly of Law. Show all posts

Monday, June 13, 2011

'TUOL' Batting .1000

Champagne MummImage by e_calamar via FlickrThe devoted, but ever-humble staff of "TUOL" today published its 1,000 post since the blog debuted in May 2009. When "TUOL" set out two years ago to produce a blog that would report on developments in media law and the ever-evolving print, broadcast and online journalism industry with a unique voice in a sometimes light-hearted, sometimes angry, sometimes objective way, naysayers said it couldn't be done.

Apparently, they were correct.

For the time-being at least, "TUOL" will continue to try to get it right.

Have a drink in our honor--but at your expense.
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Friday, June 4, 2010

Posting Mortem

Lazzy Feet on a Blue Ocean Beach vacationImage by epSos.de via Flickr
The Unruly of Law is going on a brief hiatus. 

The tireless "TUOL" staff will resume blogging on Tuesday, June 15.

Until then, accept no substitutes.
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Wednesday, May 26, 2010

The Unruly of Law Celebrates Its 500th Post

Balloons *and* Confetti!Image by M. Janicki via Flickr
With its humble efforts today, "TUOL" has passed 500 postings.

When "TUOL" debuted May 11, 2009, it had no followers, no influence, and generated no income.  Today, a mere year and  502 postings later, The Unruly of Law has few followers, little influence, and generates no income, but that's not the point.

"TUOL" is listed in several blog directories and is often cited in Inforrm's Blog, produced by the International Forum for Responsible Media, and the online Suffolk Media Law newsletter, among other publications.

Still, this milestone of sorts is a time of reflection for the tireless "TUOL" staff concerning its mission, as it continues to troll the baffling, sometimes unfriendly blogosphere.  Are "TUOL"'s readers being served?

If this celebratory post seems like a craven attempt by "TUOL" to elicit feedback from its readers, well, it is.  What are we doing right? What could we be doing better?  Will you be able to go on, if "TUOL" doesn't?

Inquiring minds want to know.





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