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Martindale-Hubbell Connected: Positioning Yourself for Tomorrows Social Media

By Rex Gradeless

Martindale-Hubbell Connected will be hosting a live webinar on Wednesday, December 9th, 2009.

Word on the street says they have over 700 registered participants! They are expecting a record number of people to attend.

Who will be there?

Lawyers, judges, paralegals, law students, legal professionals, non-legal professionals, people interested in social media, and even people not interested in social media.

Some are bound to say the webinar was a failure, some will say the webinar was great, others will use social media tools to ironically and empathically say that they are ?above? using social media. This should be glorious. Or boring. You decide.

Since shouting out to everyone, who knows me, during the webinar would be awkward, here’s my preemptive “Hello, YOU”. Consider yourself acknowledged. Hope to see you there.

More information about the social media webinar can be found here: 

Martindale-Hubbell Connected:
Positioning Yourself for Tomorrows Social Media

Join us for a 60-minute Webinar at 11:00 am Eastern time on Wednesday, December 9! Learn real world examples of how social media tools help legal professionals be more efficient. Explore the future of social media. Topics: *Time management: Finding the time. *Personal and professional development: Ways to research, share and learn by collaboration. *Future uses by of social media. Featured presenters are: Doug Cornelius, Chief Compliance Officer, Beacon Capital Partners, LLC; Nicole L. Black, Founder, lawtechTalk; Rex Gradeless Blogger; Lee Bryant, Director, Headshift; Greg Lambert, Library and Records Manager, King and Spalding

Register now or send us a question.

We look forward to your attendance!

   Registration closes Tuesday, December 8, 2009

Attending? Comment below and tell everyone why you are attending?

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Full post as published by Social Media Law Student on December 07, 2009 (boomark / email).