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: Real Lawyers : Have BlogsLawyers on Twitter the topic of two leading podcasts this week
By Kevin OKeefe
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The last month we've seen an explosion of lawyers using Twitter the last month. I'm seeing the number of lawyers following me on twitter increase by the day. And Lextweet, a community of legal professionals using Twitter has grown to almost 1,200 members in just 2 weeks.
So it should be no surprise that Twitter was the subject of two leading legal podcasts the past week. I had the privilege of appearing on both.
On Wednesday, I was a guest with New York criminal defense lawyer Scott Greenfield on the Lawyer2Lawyer podcast show hosted by Bob Ambrogi and Craig Williams. Scott and I, who I can agree to disagree on just about anything, had a little pro Twitter (me) and contra Twitter (Scott) discussion drawn out by Bob and Craig. You can listen to the podcast at Legal Talk Network's Lawyer2Lawyer page...continue to full postFull post as published by Real Lawyers : Have Blogs on January 17, 2009 (boomark / email).
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