Courts Look to Blogs To Improve Accessibility to Public

From the National Center for State Courts’ 2004 Report on Trends in the State Courts, see Web Logs: Increasing Courts’ Ability to Quickly Communicate with Constituents (3 pages, PDF):

  • “The courts’ traditional means of communicating with court users are the postal service, the organized media, fax machines, and telephones. In the past decade courts have increasingly used e-mail and Web sites to communicate internally and externally. Web logs, or “blogs,” can be useful communication tools for courts because they are easy to use and accessible to anyone with an Internet connection.”
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