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I?m giving a one-hour webinar on May 28, 2009 from 12 pm to 1 pm Eastern Time on the legal risks to banks of using social media. It?s entitled ?Banks and Social Media: De-risking the Legal Risk? and is hosted by Bankerstuff.com. It?s the last of three webinars in a series directed to bankers and their advisors on social media. The first is given on May 21 by Jesse Torres, a long-time banker and author of the blog Social Media and Banking, and the second on May 27 by Katie Delahaye Paine, a PR advisor to banks and other businesses, and who also blogs at KDPaine's PR Measurement Blog. There's also a "bonus webinar" (which I don't think is anything like the "bonus round" on "Wheel of Fortune") on June 11, 2009 entitled "Understanding the Digital Native" (for those who aren't already Digital Natives or who are members but lack self-understanding), given by Dan Fisher, CEO of The Cooper River Group. A link to the three-part  (plus one) series is here.

Incidentally, I receive none of the proceeds of my webinar and I am not otherwise compensated. It?s merely that I love to take abuse from listeners who know more about every subject than do

I.

So, if you?ve got an hour and a few extra bucks to spare, come throw a few verbal rotten tomatoes. You might learn one or two things. I mean, stranger things have happened.

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