By: Ted J. Griswold | Partner | ted.griswold@procopio.com
As we look forward to what 2017 may bring, we thought that it might be instructive to review our readers’ interests in 2016. Thanks to those more tech savvy than yours truly, I was able to determine that the Blogging Circle was read in 10 countries around the globe over the past year. Readers from the USA, Canada, Mexico, Chile, Brazil, India and Australia—all countries with active indigenous populations—were somewhat predictable, but gaining readership in in the UK, Italy and Ireland was a bit more surprising. It tells us that there is a diverse audience out there that is looking to learn more about Native American legal issues that may be applicable to their local situation, wherever that is.
What were people looking for? The top 10 Blogging Circle articles reviewed in 2016 were:
1. No Dice for California Indian Casinos?
2. Aviation in Indian Country: Seminole Tribe of Florida
3. “What’s Up? Native American Aviation and Airspace”
4. Standing Rock Sioux Water Protectors Win a Battle, But More Battles to Come
5. Pride or Prejudice: Native Regalia and Graduation Ceremonies
6. Bully’s Beware: Tribal Elected Officials CAN be Sued in State Court
7. Indian Tribes May Gain Relief from NLRB Actions
8. Where are they now? 9 and Counting…The Procopio Native American Internship Alumni
9. Increasing the Numbers: Effective Recruitment of Native American Law Students (Guest column)
10. Now Accepting Applications for Procopio’s Summer 2017 Native American Law Internship Program
We appreciate your interest and hope that you enjoyed reading the Blogging Circle this year, and we look forward to surprising you with additional relevant, entertaining and newsworthy articles next year. Wishing you a happy, safe and prosperous New Year.
Ted is head of the Native American Law practice group and primary editor for the Blogging Circle. Connect with Ted at ted.griswold@procopio.com and 619.515.3277.
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