Reading Landlord Law Blog on the move

Landlord Law Blog on your phoneJust a short post to let you know that you can now read the Landlord Law Blog on your mobile phone!  We are using a service called Mippin (which I wrote about on my Solicitors Online Blog here).

To get the blog on your phone you just put in the url www.landlordlawblog.co.uk and you will find it.  It will look like the picture.  You can also get it at http://mippin.com/landlordlawblog

Have you read our blog on your phone?  Let me know what you think.

Related posts:

  1. Landlord Law Blog weekly roundup from 20 November
  2. Landlord Law Blog weekly roundup from 18 September
  3. The new Landlord Law Blog Home page

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