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: Set in Style

An Expanding Market for Editors?

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Only a few large firms have dedicated editors on staff. 

That’s likely to change.

Why? Because of the growing importance of the written word, motivated by the growing use of social networking tools to attract clients. That’s why.

Don’t take my word for it. Those in the know say social networking is becoming more and more important in the promotion of professional services, including legal services.

Consider some of what they say:

The Legal Case for Web 2.0

A Fresh World for Attorneys

Social Networking Goes Professional

Social Networking for Lawyers

Since social networking relies so much on keyboards . . . .

My faith in the growth of social networking is like my faith in global warming — if everyone says it’s happening, it’s happening, right?

Full post as published by Set in Style on May 12, 2009 (boomark / email).

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