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conniecrosby@gmail.com (Connie Crosby) — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 09:22:38 -0800

It looks like some of the examples you have linked to have already been pulled.

I think Hull & Hull, an estates firm here in Ontario, is getting close to effective video use with their Hull & Hull TV, which supplements their blog and podcasts: http://www.hullandhull.com/ . The newest edition is video of their breakfast series. They tend to target other law firms in addition to clients and potential clients.

jk@fluentsimplicity.com (JKash) — Tue, 11 Mar 2008 10:52:52 -0800

Thanks for the post, Kevin. You're point is right on target: if someone chooses to implement video (or any other social application for that matter), make sure to do it right!

Video, in and of itself, is offers intangible value to communications. Video > Audio > Words. The manner in which it is produced and implemented makes all the difference. Take the �law TV� Connie mentions. It speaks to current issues and forms a knowledge basis for future reference. I love that it�s given away freely.