Real Lawyers Have Blogs : Law Blogs, Blawgs, Law Firm Marketing

Most law firm associates, summer associates and law students are on Facebook so currying favor with their own associates and prospective hires makes sense for large law.

If there is a concerned group of folks worried about dangerous chemicals leaking into the drinking water, it could put that story up, and if enough people contribute to the investigation, a reporter can get paid and do the investigation.

I define myself by who I follow, I follow smart people who teach me things and put interesting stuff in my view.

They have a Flickr stream. And a Twitter feed.. 

$10,000 a day per reporter while bloggers spend about $200 to $300 a day. No wonder newspapers are losing their ass.

McGlinchey Stafford post titles a little ahead of those from other large law firm blogs.

Stock car races in 2012 Olympics in Chicago.

And I thought everyone just posted notes to their blog or Twitter.

Save the country. Save the children. Get a chip on your shoulder. Get angry and happy about something. Stretch big. Talk hard. And do something.

Another exhaustive list from Robin Good.

The strong who survive may end up being the ones who call themselves 'The Hammer,' not the ones who behave with the dignity one would expect from a professional.

Scientific proof that other people really do look more attractive to us if we have been drinking.

That and calling something live when it's 3 hours delayed for us on the West Coast has me watching baseball.