social networking
Social Media Policies – Are they really necessary?
I’ve been going back and forth with the need for a dedicated social media policy for my firm. Yes, I have drafted one, and I keep going back and editing it down. If you’re not sure where to start, Doug Cornelius has a collection of more than 132 social media policies you can puruse.
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Tweeting a Conference or Seminar
Why do I do it?
- It’s like taking notes. I’ll remember the content better, and pay better attention, if I’m Tweeting the content.
- It broadens my exposure.
- It increases my
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Just Because … It’s not all about work
Ever go to a cocktail party or conference reception and there’s “that guy” or “that girl” who monopolizes the conversation talking about work? You’re standing there, stuck. Drink in hand, you scan the room looking for an excuse to make a graceful escape.
I’m friends with “that guy” on Facebook. In fact, I’m friends…
If you’re Googled and the search results are zero, do you exist?
Our friends over at The Lawyerist have a great post today courtesy of Allison Shields – 7 Simple Online Mistakes Lawyers Make.
- Using an AOL, Hotmail or Yahoo! Email address (a domain name will cost you $10 per year. Make the investment.)
- Not Writing for Real People (drop the legalese lawyers …
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One More Reason to Participate in Social Media and Social Networking
As if the readers of The Legal Watercooler needed another reason to participate in social media and social networking:
Google Social Search should be available to everyone by the end of today.
Your friends and contacts are a key part of your life online. Most people on the web today make social connections and
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