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The Rainmaker Blog
FREE June 22 Telesummit: Small Law Firm Management 101
I will be taking part in a free Small Law Firm Management 101 Telesummit on Friday, June 22 that brings together a number of experts to help small law firms…
Technology Law Dispatch
The French Data Protection Authority unveils its agenda and targets for inspections in 2012
By Christine Nielsen Czuprynski
This post was written by Cynthia O'Donoghue. The French Data Protection Authority (the “CNIL”) issued a press release 19 April 2012 detailing its planned enforcement agenda for the coming year.…
Zen and the Art of Legal Networking
Should We Be Using Video?
One of the other sessions that we covered during our LMA recap was about using video. There aren't many law firms doing it right now (or doing it well, for…
CommLawBlog
Update: Comment Deadlines Set in Video Relay Service Overhaul
By FHH Law
Comment deadlines in the VRS reform proceeding have been established.
The Rainmaker Blog
Social Media Marketing for Attorneys: Why You Need to YouTube & How To Get Started
Yes, YouTube is so ubiquitous its name is now a verb. And important enough that a senior YouTube executive was the keynote speaker this month at the 2012 Consumer Electronics Show…
CommLawBlog
FCC Proposes to Reform Video Relay Service
By FHH Law
In its current drive to be "data driven," the FCC has spared no detail. The Notice of Proposed Rulemaking runs 109 pages, with 312 question marks and the phrase "we…
Larry Bodine Law Marketing Blog
More Time is Spent on Facebook than Any Other Website
By Larry Bodine
The average Facebook user spent 7 hours and 45 minutes on the site during August 2011 according to The Nielsen Company. It's a marketing gold nugget to know just how…
CommLawBlog
Update: OMB Signs Off on Video Description Information Collections
By FHH Law
It looks like all the pieces are now in place for the video description rules.
CommLawBlog
Video Description: Back in the Books
By FHH Law
Let's have a big "welcome back" for the video description rules - gone for years, but Congress figured it was time to bring them back and now, voilà!
Broadcast Law Blog
FCC Releases Order Reinstating Television Video Description Rules
Yesterday, the FCC released its Report and Order (available here) reinstating its “video description” rules, which require that certain broadcast stations and nonbroadcast networks provide audio narration of the action depicted in the…