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Legal Blogging Discussion Group Roundup: 4/3/09

By Lisa Kennelly on April 3, 2009
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With 30 new discussions in the last week, the Legal Blogging Group at LinkedIn continues to be a great resource for feedback and conversation about blogging and social networking.

  • Lost in the blog world: what to do?: Los Angeles estate planning & elder law attorney and director of Client Relations Elizabeth Meehan asks several questions about the purpose of blog, frequency of posting, and what makes a blog good. There are 22 comments on this post already, clearly a hot issue for group members.
  • My blogging has dropped off since…: Seattle law firm accounting manager Robert Wood confesses how his Twitter addiction is affecting his blogging. This is another fascinating thread with plenty of members admitting their own Twitter “problems.”
  • Twitter privacy issues: Switzerland trademark attorney Alfred Strahlberg raises the question of privacy and Twitter.

Kevin O’Keefe is the moderator of the Legal Blogging group on LinkedIn. If you’re already a member of the Legal Blogging group, join the discussions or start your own. If you’re not yet a member of the group, you can request to join.

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