Lawyers and law firms are regularly asking about video. We did an entire panel discussion on the use of video in blogging at the Texas State Bar Annual Meeting last week.
Leave aside the question of the why and the how, no one raised the possibility that the smartphone is the primary vehicle for many
Twitter announced last week that we can now listen to podcasts directly on Twitter.
From Twitter’s product manager, Richard Slatter (@richardslatter):
With a single tap, the Twitter Audio Card lets you discover and listen to audio directly in your timeline on both iOS and Android devices. Throughout your listening experience, you can
In a presentation to advertisers this week Google Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt declined to forecast that Internet video would replace television, Schmidt said, “That’s already happened, the future is now for YouTube.”
As reported by the AP’s Jack Coyle (@jake_coyle), Schmidt explained that YouTube recently passed 1 billion unique visitors. But that’s
SoundCloud is a social media platform or more fittingly a social sound platform that makes it easy for anybody to be a sound creator and spread their recordings on the web. Like FaceBook, Twitter, and other social media outlets, SoundCloud has been around for a while, but bloggers are just starting to realize the benefits
That’s the word from Joe Campos, a Seattle lawyer, who walked through Hubbard One’s booth at the Legal Marketing Association Conference last week. Hubbard One, a law firm website development company for large law firms, was holding a contest asking for ideas and concepts about using video for law firm websites.
I agree [with
Jeff Jarvis raises an interesting question today. How are we to index and search the live web?
As the web turns live
I’m getting a lot of questions from reporters, prospective clients, and new clients about podcasts. A few things come to my mind when you’re thinking about adding podcasts to your law blog.
I used to think a podcast was a way to sex up your blog: if you’ve got more frills, you’re going to draw
Welcome to 2008, and our first LexBlog Q & A of the new year. After a brief hiatus, our ongoing interview feature returns today, hopefully setting the stage for a wave of epic Q & A updates for the next 12 months.
The first guest in the hot seat this year? Colette Vogele, a
The State Bar of Texas has launched a contest ‘Lone Star Stories: Texans on Justice,’ inviting all Texans of all ages, lawyers and lay people alike, to submit three-minute-or-less original videos to YouTube that illustrate their vision of the promise of justice for all.
Per an article in Texas Lawyer, entrants under 18 can
Following up on my last posts (