IPKat nominated for blog award

The IPKat found out yesterday that he has been nominated for one of the Computer Weekly Blog Awards for 2008 -- in the IT Law and Governance category. He is very touched at the nomination and thanks whoever put him forward.

Voting continues throughout the month of July. If you'd like to vote, click here for a link to the Computer Weekly Blog Award site.
IPKat nominated for blog award IPKat nominated for blog award Reviewed by Jeremy on Thursday, July 10, 2008 Rating: 5

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