http://myshingle.com/2007/01/articles/marketing-making-money/will-video-kill-the-blogging-stars/ Great Things Come in Small [Law] Practices! Thu, 10 May 2012 10:49:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://myshingle.com/2007/01/articles/marketing-making-money/will-video-kill-the-blogging-stars/#comment-2352 Anonymous Fri, 26 Jan 2007 22:12:45 +0000 http://174.120.83.8/~sh1ngl3/2007/01/articles/uncategorized/will-video-kill-the-blogging-stars/#comment-2352 This post anticipated the issues the recent DC Panel on Blogging dealt with about 'what about platforms that go beyond blogging? What about virtual reality media such as 'Second Life.com'? One of the panelists quipped that it wasn't sure if they had this attorney's legal issues in the virtual world. However, would attorneys really need to limit the advice they provide on a platform like Second Life to issues arising within Second Life? What if an attorney were to attempt to use Second Life both for marketing - and as a virtual meeting place with which to meet with and to advise clients on real world legal issues? Has any attorney attempted this yet? This post anticipated the issues the recent DC Panel on Blogging dealt with about ‘what about platforms that go beyond blogging? What about virtual reality media such as ‘Second Life.com’?
One of the panelists quipped that it wasn’t sure if they had this attorney’s legal issues in the virtual world. However, would attorneys really need to limit the advice they provide on a platform like Second Life to issues arising within Second Life? What if an attorney were to attempt to use Second Life both for marketing – and as a virtual meeting place with which to meet with and to advise clients on real world legal issues? Has any attorney attempted this yet?

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