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: Connie CrosbyBig Swag & Mixed Feelings
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I received some big promotional swag today from a major U.S. legal publisher, Thomson Reuters Legal, for the launch of their new product WestlawNext. I share my thoughts on it in this video.
Connie Crosby opens WestlawNext Promo Swag from Connie Crosby on Vimeo.
See Sarah Glassmeyer's blog post On Vendor Swag which she posted today on this topic as well.
Photo: Thomson Reuters Legal's President & CEO Peter Warwick at media briefing for WestlawNext at LegalTech NY earlier today. Source: Westlaw on TwitpicFeb. 2nd update: I should have included a link back to Simon Chester's blog post on The Future of Westlaw over on Slaw.ca. He was one of the group who went to Eagan, Minnesota to preview the new product, and he has been tracking some of the conversations that came out of that visit.
Full post as published by Connie Crosby on February 01, 2010 (boomark / email).
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