Slides – Social Media for Lawyers
I am presenting tomorrow, October 26th, at the Pennsylvania Bar Institute. The seminar is called Facebook, Twitter and Blogging, Oh MySpace! Here I have the fun experience of speaking at
October 25, 2011
Recent Blog Posts
Facebook Fooled Me!
So, I am, as you know, something of a Facebook privacy person. I am careful to keep track of my privacy settings, I teach people on privacy settings; you can
October 6, 2011
The New Facebook – Preliminary Thoughts
I am a intrigued by the new applications that will soon be available on Facebook. These applications, such as the already released Washington Post Social Reader, mean major changes in
September 23, 2011
Ok Facebook – What’s a Top Story?
Another change on Facebook that seems to be engendering a great deal of conversation (as well as offense) is the concept of “top stories.” People are wondering, who the heck
September 21, 2011
Hey Facebook – What’s with all the $#!@! Subscriptions?
There are few things about which we can be sure in life. One is death, another is taxes, and the last is that when Facebook makes a change, people will
September 21, 2011
Should Judges Have a Lot of Facebook Friends?
Here in Pennsylvania a Magisterial District Justice is under fire for having too many Facebook friends. The local Harrisburg paper has an article explaining how the Judge, Magisterial District Justice
September 20, 2011
Don’t tell your client to delete social media posts
When I teach about social media, the single most debated topic from audience members is whether it is ok for an attorney to tell his clients to delete relevant posts.
September 15, 2011
Protected Concerted Activity – NLRB decisions
I promised to discuss the the National Labor Relations Board’s opinions for you. First, remember that it does not matter if the company is unionized. Also, remember we are looking
September 14, 2011