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This post was written by Larry Bodine: "Amazing stats like Facebook passing  the 400 million user mark, Twitter hitting 50 million tweets per day, and YouTube viewers watching 1 billion videos per day are impressive on their own, but what if we looked at Internet-related stats collectively?

Jesse Thomas looked at Internet-related stats collectively in his video State of the Internet (see below).

The video highlights some remarkable figures and visually depicts the Internet as we know it today. It's a must-watch video for anyone trying to wrap their minds around just how immersed web technologies have become in our everyday lives, according to Mashable.com.

 

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Source: Law Marketing Blog, 2 March 2010. © 2010, Larry Bodine Marketing. Reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by John Jantsch: "As a marketing tool the Twitterverse gets so much more useful when you can filter out all the noise and drill down to people and communities that might very much want to know what you've got to offer.

...In this week's post for AMEX OPENForum I explain 7 Insanely Useful Ways to Search Twitter that focus much more on who's saying it. For some this is a much more interesting way to look at doing business on Twitter..."

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Source: Duct Tape Marketing, 3 March 2010. © 2003-2010 Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Tara Calisham: "Good news for folks with hearing impairments and folks who don't have hearing impairments but sometimes just can't figure out what other people are saying (that would be me.) YouTube announced last week that YouTube videos (at least those in English which have voices clearly speaking and aren't drowned out or muffled by background noises, music, etc.)

 

Apparently there are twenty hours of video being uploaded to YouTube every minute (which personally I find mindbending) so as you might imagine it'll take a while for everything to be autocaptioned...

 

...the transcriptions are machine transcriptions as well -- so you know they won't be perfect either. Owners of posted videos can download auto-generated captions, correct them, and upload new versions. If your videos have not been captioned yet, you can also request that they get the captioning treatment -- a "Request Processing (English Only)" button lets you put your video in the queue, while YouTube assures you "We will try our best to get some results in a few days."

 

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Source: Research Buzz, 8 March 2010. © 2006-2010 ResearchBuzz, reproduced with permission of the author.

This post was written by Susan Cartier Liebel: "In October, 2006 I wrote this column for the Connecticut Law Tribune discussing what was then virgin territory for lawyer marketing, a little known phenomenon called YouTube:
Your Internet presence just got more exciting. Imagine, potential clients can click on your web site and be linked to your personal video introducing them to your services, philosophies [...]

 

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Source: Build a Solo Practice, 1 March 2010. @ SPU Copyright 2010 Susan Cartier Liebel, reproduced with permission.

From the e-newsletter: "Social networking, via sites like Facebook and Twitter, is the current big thing. Indeed, the popularity of such sites has caused nouns like the word "friend" to become verbs in the new social networking vocabulary. But is all well and good in the social networking universe?"

 

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Source: FindLaw's Tools of the Trade: Legal Technology News. February 2010 Copyright © 2010 FindLaw, a Thomson Business. Subscribe <http://newsletters.findlaw.com/>

This post was written by John Jantsch:  "For many businesses, particularly service oriented businesses, getting up in front of a group of prospects with the opportunity to demonstrate your knowledge and expertise is one of the best lead conversion opportunities going.

Holding workshops and seminars live and in person has long been an effective tool. The web makes this tool even more powerful and more affordable as it allow you to conduct online versions of seminars that don't require you to rent a room or your prospects to leave their homes and offices.

Online seminars are a marketing tool every business should consider adding to the mix. Below are seven steps to consider to make your online seminars pay.

1) Get sponsored...

2) Educate, don't sell...

3) Pick your platform...

4) Cause interaction...

5) Create a backchannel...

6) Have bonus content...

7) Promote the archive...

 

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Source: Duct Tape Marketing, 22 February 2010. © 2003-2010 Small Business Marketing Blog from Duct Tape Marketing, reproduced with permission of the author.

From an e-newsletter sent by Sabrina Pacifici:

"Preserving Born-Digital Legal Materials - Where to Start?

http://www.llrx.com/features/borndigital.htm

Sarah Rhodes discusses the monumental challenge of preserving our digital heritage. She argues that law libraries specifically have a critically important role to play in this undertaking as access to legal and law-related information is a core underpinning of our democratic society. Our current digital preservation strategies and systems are imperfect but tremendous strides have been made over the past decade to stave off the dreaded digital dark age, and libraries today have a number of viable tools, services, and best practices at our disposal for the preservation of digital content.

 

Ethics of Legal Outsourcing White Paper

http://www.llrx.com/features/ethicsoutsourcing.htm

The practical reality for US and UK attorneys engaging in or contemplating Legal Process Outsourcing (LPO) is that the outsourcing of both core legal and support services across the legal profession is nothing new. What is different today with the emergence of the LPO industry is that both core legal and legal support related services are being outsourced to lawyers, law firms and corporations located offshore in countries such as India, South Africa and the Philippines. Mark Ross analyzes how the outsourcing of legal work by a law firm or legal department to a legal outsourcing company or an entity located offshore raises specific issues pertaining to the outsourcing lawyer's ethical obligations to his or her client.

 

Effective Project Management: the Art of Creating Scope Statements

http://www.llrx.com/features/projectscopestatements.htm

Carol A. Watson's discussion of how well-defined scope statements are the key to successful project management continues with this article focused on how all written documentation should be clearly and concisely written, avoiding ambiguities at all costs.

 

Business Intelligence Online Resources

http://www.llrx.com/features/busintellguide.htm

This extensive guide by search expert Marcus P. Zillman includes a wide range of sources designed to serve as a foundation for knowledge discovery specific to business intelligence resources on the Internet.

 

The Government Domain - Congressional Documents on FDsys: Advanced

Techniques

http://www.llrx.com/columns/govdomain44.htm

Following up on a previous column in which she introduced FDsys and explained the site's simple search and navigation, Peggy Garvin provides an update and introduces more advanced search techniques for the congressional information available on FDsys.

 

Wrongful Conviction and Attorney-Client Confidentiality

http://www.llrx.com/features/wrongfulconvictionconfidentiality.htm

Interpreting Rule 1.6(b)(1) of the ABA Model Rules of Professional Conduct in the context of wrongful convictions is complicated by evidentiary and practical considerations surrounding the potential use of such information. This article by Ken Strutin examines resources about several notable cases and the scholarly literature analyzing different approaches to resolving this dilemma."

 

Source: Pacifici, Sabrina. "New on LLRX.com for January/February 2010." Copyright © LLRX TM, Law Library Resource Xchange, LLC. All rights reserved. Subscribe <http://www.llrx.com/subscribe.htm>.

"Cyberbullying and the Law"

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Podcast descrition from the site: "Just recently 15-year old student Phoebe Prince from South Hadley, Massachusetts took her own life after she was being constantly "cyberbullied" by a group of students at her school.  Phoebe's story is one of many that has left communities reeling, schools in the hot seat and parents enraged by the lack of protection of their children and a lack of discipline against the perpetrators. Co-hosts and attorneys J. Craig Williams and Bob Ambrogi welcome David T. Tirella, partner at the firm Eaton, Powell & Tirella and Debra Johnston,  founder of Students For Safer Schools and mother of Jeffrey Johnston, a victim of cyberbullying, to discuss the latest in cyberbulling prevention, legislation against cyberbullying and what to do if your child becomes a victim.

For more information on Cyberbullying go to stopcyberbullying.org or bullypolice.org

Special thanks to our sponsors, Suntrust, and Clio.

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Source:  Legal Talk Network, 18 February 2010. © 2010 · Legal Talk Network. Reproduced with permission of Scott R. Hess.

This post was written by Tara Calisham: "Unless you've been living under a rock (or, okay, under a few feet of snow -- stay warm DC area!) you will have heard about the launch of Google Buzz. It actually launched a few days ago but has only within the last day or so been set up for all GMail accounts.

 

Do you use Twitter? Google Buzz is sort of Twitter for GMail. A new menu item is set up within your GMail, and when you click on it you'll see posts from people who you're following. (You can see a brief video demo and explanation of Google Buzz at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yi50KlsCBio.) You can also see other content they're posting to other Web properties, depending on how they've set up their Google Profile...

 

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Source: ResearchBuzz, 11 February 2010. © 2006-2010 ResearchBuzz, reproduced with permission of the author.

"Safety in the Cloud"

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From the e-newsletter: "The cloud computing technology currently available is carrying us into the future in terms of the remote off-site handling and storage of our data. But are we safe in the cloud? Is our private data secure? Good questions."

 

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Source: FindLaw's The Practice Paper: For Solo & Small Firm Lawyers. 10 February 2010 Copyright © 2010 FindLaw, a Thomson Business. Subscribe  <http://newsletters.findlaw.com/>.

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