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Video
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The Rainmaker Blog
Internet Marketing for Attorneys: Video Dominates in Google Universal Search Results
Video on your website and posted to YouTube are great ways to communicate directly with prospects and build your credibility. Now, a new study shows that it can also help…
The Rainmaker Blog
Study: 71% of U.S. Adults Online Watch Videos
According to a new Pew Internet survey, 71 percent of online adults visit video-sharing sites like YouTube and Vimeo to watch online videos. Here’s how the study results break down…
Real Lawyers Have Blogs
Are Law firms underutilizing YouTube?
Janko Roettgers, Co-Editor at NewTeeVee.com at GigaOM, shares this morning that close to a quarter of all global mobile bandwidth is consumed by people watching YouTube videos. Add to this…
Personal Injury Law Journal
The Use of Video Surveillance In New Jersey Workers’ Compensation Cases
You've all seen the television version of some getting caught "red-handed". You know the ones, the injured person goes to a doctor's office and pulls out all the stops: using…
La Revue
Investigation Programme for 2011 of the French DPA (CNIL)
On 24 March the CNIL adopted its annual Inspection Programme for 2011, under which it plans to conduct 400 investigations. In addition to the priority areas of concern for the…
Sentencing Law and Policy
The “district courts are not haberdasheries or money lenders” and its judges “are not like the supercomputer Watson”
Main May 12, 2011The "district courts are not haberdasheries or money lenders" and its judges "are not like the supercomputer Watson"The pearls of wisdom in the title of this post…
The Rainmaker Blog
Is Your Law Firm Marketing Mobile?
According to a recent Nielsen study, the number of Americans watching video on mobile devices jumped 40 percent year-over-year in both the third and fourth quarters of 2010. In total,…
Broadcast Law Blog
Comment Deadline on Video Description Rulemaking Extended
The FCC has granted an extension of time to submit comments in its proceeding to re-institute video description rules for television programming. Comments are now due April 28th, and Reply…
Broadcast Law Blog
Comments on Revised Video Description Rules for Television Programming due to FCC by April 18
UPDATE: On March 23rd, the FCC granted a ten-day extension of the filing deadline. Comments are now due April 28th, and Reply Comments are due by May 27th. The FCC's…
CommLawBlog
Update: Comment Deadlines Set In Video Description Rulemaking
By FHH Law
Comment/reply comment deadlines have been set in the FCC's Video Description rulemaking.