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Although I have had a profile on Ryze and Linkedin for a while, I have no real interest in social networks like My Space and Facebook. Linkedin and Ryze are business networking sites while My Space and Face Book tend to appeal more to the young and the single than to the older [...]
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1 year ago
I'm psyched to see a fellow member of the bar online. It's especially cool that you seem to represent the smaller guys and not the giant media conglomerates. It's also cool that you're blogging more the negotiations/deal-making/transactional end of things rather than the litigation side of things.
If you get deeper into all things web 2.0 you will probably encounter Spock.com and Ziki.com. If you want an invite to Spock, drop me a comment at my blog and I'll email you one (I have a bunch of them available).
Ziki.com is nice in that you can post all of the Web 2.0 things you are signed up for to one site and both you and others can keep track of your web presence. I actually prefer it to Spock, which is more of a weird hybrid of a search engine for people combined with the ability for others to add delete and vote on your profile (it's sort of like Wikipedia with voting). As far as attorneys go, I think Spock is a giant lawsuit waiting to happen and have repeatedly warned one of its cofounders of that fact, but so far he's not seeing my point. Sigh.
Oh well nice to see you here in the blogosphere.
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