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Blogging and Other Social Media

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Blogging and Other Social Media has been published and is available from both Amazon US and Amazon UK. The book was written by Alex Newson and Deryck Houghton, who established the IMPACT legal blog at Freeth Cartwright (Alex is now at Shoosmiths), and by Justin Patten, a mediator who blogs at Human Law and who hosted Blawg Review #78.

Blogging advises business audiences seeking to establish a presence in social media and to exploit that presence effectively. I was pleased to make an early contribution to the book's final chapter, "Online Reputation," and I'm especially pleased that the principal authors have reworked it so extensively for publication! Congratulations to Alex, Deryck, and Justin for a job well done!

Full post as published by Infamy or Praise on November 19, 2008 (boomark / email).

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