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For too long the legal profession has steered well clear of social media in a decision no doubt borne from risk aversion. With law firms...
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Twitter for the Reluctant Lawyer
Great advice for any lawyer delving in to the world of social media for the first time - especially as a BD tool. Your clients are out...
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How To Use Twitter Lists for ABM and During Events
Events like the Fujitsu Forum are a great opportunity to network, learn and potentially prospect. Daniel's blog below provides some great...
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Tweeters get cheeky after Twitter ups character limit
An increase in the Twitter character limit has been rumoured and debated for years now. And at long last, here we have it - a whopping...
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Twitter trials an expansion beyond 140 characters
The news has had a mixed reaction from users, many of whom would have preferred an 'edit' button over an increased character length....
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