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Robert J. Ambrogi represents clients at the intersection of law, media and technology. The only person ever to hold the top editorial positions at both national U.S. legal newspapers, the National Law Journal and Lawyers Weekly USA, he is also internationally known for his writing about the Internet and technology. His book has augered kudos from his peers.Every second spent on the Internet searching for the right resource is time away from critical work.

Linked in is an important way to promote your law firm as part of a strategic social media marketing campaign as well as build your referral network. Jim Browning is the Linked In Training Expert, with more than thirty years at Coca-Cola, Jim knows more about branding than most. Today, our inaugural broadcast will introduce you to the key elements of Linked In for branding and reputation building. Click here to bookmark the time:

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Legal implications and best practice when using social media

Before you launch social media assets to your website, make sure you have thought about the legal aspects. While many social media tools are useful, they sometimes solicit personal details or user generated content. Managing these details can be straightforward as long as you must make clear to your users what you are and are not responsible for.

Make sure you have the following on your site:

* privacy policy - lets users know how their personal details will be used