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ABA TechShow 2011

As most readers know, I write a column for NYC-based TechnoLawyer called SmallLaw (formerly known as, no joke, “Crazy Mazy”). Anyhow, as TechnoLawyer’s intrepid Chicago reporter I’ve written about the ABA TechShow since 2008; and before that for this blog.

Here are the 12 videos we shot at this year’s TechShow. Feel free to subscribe to my YouTube Channel for more legal tech news and check out my TechnoLawyer pieces as well.

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05 2011


by practicehacker
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Just Got Invited to Google Mobile Ads

I’m a big believer in mobile: the mobile Web, mobile ads, etc. Mobile means activity and action: somebody doing something useful. It means commerce.

So I’m very gratified that my law firm has been selected to participate in the Google Mobile Ad beta trial.

If your business uses mobile ads, let me know or comment under this post. We should share experiences.

The mobile ads deployed by Google will reference my current listing on Google Local - now known as Google Places:

Posted via web from practice (redux)

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04 2010


by practicehacker
posted in .mobi, android, apps, beta, blackberry, business, closed beta, community, cool stuff, current-events, disruptive technology, Gmail, Google, Google Apps, Google Places, google voice, iPhone, iPhone Apps, law office, legal marketplace, location-based, Marketing, media, mobile, Mobile device, new media, PDA/SMARTPHONE, practice management, Windows Mobile
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ABA Tech Show 2010 in Pictures

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03 2010


by practicehacker
posted in ABA, ABA Jounral, Amicus, Article, blackberry, Blogging, clio, community, conference, current-events, Docs, FastCase, in house counsel, law, law office, legal marketplace, legal research, Lexis-Nexis, litigation, LPM Section, manager, Marketing, martindale-hubbell connected, media, Meeting, Microsoft, Microsoft Outlook, Mobile device, moblogging, new media, news, Office, old media, PCLaw, PDA/SMARTPHONE, PDF, Podcast, Podcasting, practice, practice management, records, review, rocketmatter, SaaS, social networking, software, Sponsor, technology, Telephony & Voice Over IP, the business of law, tips, tools, twitter, unbundling, Video, web 2.0, website, Westlaw, Word, Wordpress, work, youtube
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social irm (definition)

Social Influencer Relaionship Management (IRM)

Social IRM Engagement Chart

Social IRM (noun) (so-shal eye-ar-em):  the discipline of managing relationships between influencers (ie: bloggers) and brands (ie: LexisNexis, Westlaw, etc.)
by offering real value with the goal of exciting, maintaining, and harnessing positive word of mouth. Used mostly by marketers and forward-thinking professionals.

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10 2009


by practicehacker
posted in blackberry, Blogging, business, Career and Job, careers, collaborative tools, community, competition, crowdsourcing, definitions, enterprise, finanancial, free, knowledge management, law, legal marketplace, Lexis-Nexis, linkedin, Marketing, mass customization, microblogging, Mobile device, moblogging, money, myspace, nokia, PDA/SMARTPHONE, Podcast, Podcasting, poll, practice, practice management, referrals, social networking, the business of law, tips, twitter, unbundling, Video, web 2.0, Wisdom of Crowds, youtube
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