Just stumbled across Google Answers. It looks cool. You type in your question, post a "bid" (i.e. pay a small fee), and then sit back and wait for one of Google's independent researchers to give you an answer. Obviously, the more you pay the quicker you get an answer. I just posted a question: What are the specific lawsuits filed thus far against bloggers? I know about two cases but don't want to miss any others.

Oh, and if you're reading this and have information about lawsuits and blogging, please leave it in the Comments below!

Posted earlier to my BlogWrite for CEOs blog: Lawsuits against bloggers are starting to pop up.

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I’ve been writing about corporate and CEO blogging and business use of social media since 2003. I also use this blog as a whiteboard to work out my thinking on other subjects, such as Government 2.0 and Publishing 2.0.  I welcome your Comments if they are on topic. I delete them if inappropriate or spammy.




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