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

It’s about the readers. It’s about what they want. It’s about what they need. It’s about giving them what they want and need in order to keep them, and attract new readers.

Yahoo Buzz sends publishers traffic that's both bigger and more engaged with the original content than traffic sent by digg or slashdot.

Elon University School of Law's Center for Engaged Learning in the Law is a team effort, authored by several law professors from around the country with goal being to contribute to the discourse on teaching and learning in law.

API for third party websites will allow users to ‘connect’ their Facebook identity, friends and privacy to any website.

Employers are fed up with Facebook per a recent study.

Vancouver's Gibbons Fowler Nathanson publishes the Canadian Criminal Law Blog covering legal ethics, legal technology, and recent developments in the Canadian criminal justice system.

And she's not alone. Slew of media operations with a twitter presence, plus several universities. The ability to connect to people, especially those that we serve, is extremely powerful.

Not sure you can replace successful law blogger with just another lawyer. Blogs are more personal than that.

Not sure why not, after Mariners moved to last place losing for 6th time in 7 games before the smallest crowd in Safeco Field history. Forget about the fact that 7 of the 10 smallest crowds in stadium history have come this year.

Edmonton/Calgary lawyer Richard Stobbe'sIPBlog coverinng copyright, Internet law, licensing, patents and trademarks.

From Aaron Wall. Great again.

LexBlog client Burke & Eisner's latest blog, the AngioSarcoma Blog, with information on vinyl chloride news and lawsuits.

Good way to put your business profile -- basically your resume and the services you can offer -- online, where they can be seen by millions of other site users.