Real Lawyers Have Blogs : Law Blogs, Social Media, Twitter

Never had a motorcycle, but growing up in the '60's you always cheered for Evel Kneivel.

Once viewed as a boring group of writers who droned on and on about diapers and car pools, these bloggers have evolved into a savvy and powerful group of women whom companies want to woo.

Little question that Facebook has become a full-fledged platform for communicating, sharing and advertising.

LinkedIn shows greatest gains, up 189% in last year.

From jury consultant and Milwaukee lawyer Anne Reed.

Mixx is a new Digg-like site that features photos and videos. myM is a new social messaging site being launched by Yahoo.

And you doubt the resources of Google can't solve this?

Giving-thanks edition from Evan Schaeffer

As Jeff Jarvis says, 'The sun still does set on the British empire. For now.'

Blog about life as a trainee solicitor in Scotland a marketing effort of Raeburn Christie Clark and Wallace.

Good case for writing a blog on one niche subject, as opposed to shotgun approach.

Three Web sites and five-person staff just for the Web at 22 lawyer Raleigh law firm lawyer

Joy London and Ron Friedman continue to track branded blogs of large law firms.

Marketers and their agencies have been searching for ways to harness user-generated content on the Internet. They now see blogs as a way of getting their ads out in a quick and original way.

Following the course of American media set by radio and television broadcasting, citizen journalism poses the newest threat to traditional news coverage.

Santa uses Ask Santa Claus blog to keep up with email.

Why employ an expensive PR firm when a blog offers you immediate access to an audience from whom you can gauge opinions, ask for ideas and assess the success or otherwise of innovations.

Bob Ambrogi looks at some of the more useful blogs for keeping current with electronic discovery issues.

It's official.

Jillian Weiss of the Transgender Workplace Diversity Blog is hosting this weeks Blawg Review.

From 'perfect, beautiful snowflakes' to 'biting sarcasm in a tax case' and all things in between from Divine Angst.

Blogging advice from fifteen-time All Star and three-time MVP.

That's the number of blogs publsihed by the New York Times.

Better than clerking in a law firm for the summer.

Ralph 'Jake' Warner took the mystery out of the law for the masses when he co-founded Nolo Press 36 years ago. Moving to web based subscription model for greater impact.

They don't get it.

Until now, it's been television shows ending up on the Internet.

FAQs on search engines and search engine marketing.

One of the fastest-growing alternative media formats.

Let's help them get familar with good lawyers.

Claims bloggers created'feeding frenzy' about gruesome carjacking, rape and murder of a young couple.

These guys aren't just the occasional bloggers. They live and breathe their blogs.

Warren Buffett advised A-Rod to go around his agent Scott Boras in approaching the New York Yankees. Always liked Buffet.

Brendan Cooper tracks his top 100 per Technorati ranking, authority, and inbound links.

BlogHer launches site to act as a clearinghouse for initiative to improve maternal health world-wide.

Murdoch expects making The Wall Street Journal's online edition free will significantly boost user numbers and advertising revenue.

99% of students appear to use Facebook, while 20% read printed newspapers.

A school board member sued to force Google disclose identity of anonymous critics on a Blogger-hosted blog.

Draws 300 bloggers and new media experts from seven CIS and Baltic countries.

You'll never make your product better if you shut out all criticism. You have to iterate to hit the sweet spot.  

Low THC hemp to be used as rope. 'You could smoke a joint the size of a telephone pole, and it's not going to provide you with a high,' says the farmer.

Eric Turkewitz, discussing a ruling on the constitutionality of car rental firm immunity from some kinds of negligence suit was told by Avis's lawyers to take down their logo.

With a New York City Marathon bent from New York personal injury lawyer Eric Turkewitz.

100 essential resources you'll need to start blogging profitably.

While it's Veterans Day in the USA, November 11th is Armistice Day in France and New Zealand, and Remembrance Day in the UK and other countries of the British Commonwealth, where the day is devoted to remembering those who made the ultimate sacrifice for their countries in time of war.

New book has interviews with 30 of the world's leading bloggers.

Understanding blogs, tags and keywords an asset to aspiring journalists.

Lawyers receive notice their rating will no be displayed unless they pay Martindale $50.

Et Seq. communicates library and legal resource information to Harvard Law School faculty, students and staff.

The number of Internet users saying they spend less time with offline printed materials rose from 19.3% in 2001 to 23.2% in 2006.

Then why do you want to live in a pre-Internet era when it comes to your job.

From Divine Angstm, a third-year law student at an undisclosed law school in an undisclosed city and state.

We watch TV aimlessly like drones while blogs are thought provoking.

Does Winston, the Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice bulldog mascot really draw more work?

Includes a growing group of professionals seeking money and fame.

Facebook's new Social Ads platform is raising some eyebrows among privacy advocates.

Lawyers, law students and legal workers gathered at a demonstration outside the United States Courthouse in Minneapolis today to express support for Pakistani lawyers and oppose U.S. aid to Pakistan.

Another sports blawg. Wish I called my law blog a blawg.

Dave Donoghue covers last week's IP litigation news.

To draw traffic to your blog.

Get a life.

Innovative technology is revenue generator, not an expense.

With martial law in place, Internet users there relied on websites and blogs which went 'live' to update their readers continuously on the evolving situation.

Glamour pageant that means very little from the 2007 Weblog Awards.

On the heels of Second Life gamers suing for theft of their intellectual property.