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Be careful who you friend – as they can report you to the (state) bar

Oh, those kids over at the Florida Bar Association are kicking it up again. My friend (and guest blogger) Gail Lamarche just posted this link over on the Legal Marketing Association‘s member listserv, The Florida Bar Guidelines for Networking Sites (updated as of January 10, 2012). Before we all start to panic, go read the [ READ MORE ]

“God welcomed his newest angel at 4:35 a.m.”

I woke up this morning to the sad news that my friend Nancy Myrland‘s dear mother had passed away: God welcomed his newest angel at 4:35 a.m. He couldn’t have given me a better mother. I will miss her dearly. That’s the message Nancy posted publicly on her Twitter account. Privately, several of us from [ READ MORE ]

New Year’s Resolution #2: Learn how this social media thingie works

I saw a great headline the other day: Dear Congress, It’s No Longer OK To Not Know How The Internet Works. I remember fondly the days when we were all tickled pink by our elected officials’ struggle to understand how the internet works. Whether it was George W. Bush referring to “the internets” or Senator [ READ MORE ]

Steve Jobs – the Man Who Changed the World

Steve Jobs died yesterday. I never met the man, but his impact on my life, and yours, has been monumental. Steve Jobs changed the world, like Thomas Edison. While Edison illuminated the world with electricity invented by someone else, Jobs connected it with the Internet created by someone else. The iPhone is one of those [ READ MORE ]

The New Facebook is Here, The New Facebook is Here!

Well, today’s the big day. Facebook is rolling out Timeline and I’m still waiting for mine to kick in. Apparently, Mark Zuckerberg’s is already active: Since your Timeline has to be active to see other people’s Timelines, I have to go by what I’m hearing and reading, and I’m not hearing any complaints. In fact, [ READ MORE ]

“Where do I start?”

I spoke today for the Pasadena Bar Association Technology Section. Before the program began, I took the time to speak to several people to get a better idea of who was in the room and their level of social media usage. It was a diverse crowd. We had an attorney in the room who was [ READ MORE ]

BEST. QUOTE. EVER.

Sometimes I hear someone say something and it just resonates with me. It sets the stage and explains it all better than anything I could have come up with on my own. It becomes the cornerstone to an upcoming presentation, but it’s so good, I have to share it with everyone. I had one of [ READ MORE ]

Why should we Circle on Google+ when we already Follow, Connect, Friend and Like?

Okay. I did it. I accepted Steven Swimmer‘s invitation and have now set up my Google+ account and I’m good to go. I updated my profile, set up some circles, I’m adding people here and there. Right now we all seem to be in the “Hmmm” stage. So far I realized, 1) you have to [ READ MORE ]

“Being Human is the Goal”

I’m perusing my Reader at the moment and came across a great post by Chris Brogan: The Biggest Secret of Social Media. His big secret? If you don’t like people very much, it won’t work very well. In the post Chris recounts how in a recent interview the first question asked was “how one might [ READ MORE ]

In a socially connected world, Prince is not king

What does Prince have to do with legal marketing? Keep reading, I promise to tie it all together … If you haven’t heard, Prince (the purple one himself) is hosting a 21-night stand of shows in Los Angeles. Ticket prices begin at $25 (with no fees). Each show has been unique, including special guests (Sheila [ READ MORE ]

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