The last decade has seen the mass adoption of social media and a fierce debate on the value of content. Yet few are grappling with what this really means for the legal profession. Social media is opening up new ways of communicating and is part of a wider change in how the professionals of the future will share their ideas.
July 13, 2011 at 07:03 PM
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The original version of this story was published on Legalweek
Field Fisher’s Simon Briskman says a little knowledge, shared, goes a long way
The last decade has seen the mass adoption of social media and a fierce debate on the value of content. Yet few are grappling with what this really means for the legal profession. Social media is opening up new ways of communicating and is part of a wider change in how the professionals of the future will share their ideas.
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