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One of my blogging buddies, Jay Fleischman of Legal Practice Pro is hosting a Free Teleseminar on Protecting Your Reputation Online.  And another blogging friend, defamation law expert Adrianos Facchetti will be participating in the call, offering advice on the legal issues related to online reputation management.  For details on sign up, visit here.

I've long recognized the importance of guarding your reputation online and in fact, devoted a special excerpt in my book, Solo by Choice to that topic.  And back in April, I revisited the issue at Legal Marketing Blawg.  But even though I've covered the issue of reputation online, six months later, I'm looking forward to a refresher because the means by which reputation can be damaged online and the applicable law is ever changing.  I hope you'll take the time to participate in the call.

Full post as published by My Shingle.com on August 20, 2009 (boomark / email).

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