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Tag Archives: twitter
CT Judicial Branch Joins Twitter!
On December 18, 2008 I wrote “Tweet! Judicial Branch Website! Tweet! . In that post, I argued: The judicial branch can inform attorneys and the public of programs, changes in forms, updates in procedures, decisions, court closings and a variety of other … Continue reading
Better Law Blog Referral Source? Twitter or Facebook
Yesterday, I was looking at a break down of this site’s traffic on Google Analytics. Google Analytics provides me with all sorts of data about my site. Pretty much right down to what my readers are wearing when they read my posts. Here’s a chart that kind of surprised me. It’s my referral sources. Anytime, someone got to my site from another site (e.g. google, the Hartford Courant, Facebook, and Twitter) Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, CT Blawgs
Tagged blog, click through, facebook, referral source, twitter
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Legal Tweeps
by Ryan McKeen If you are anything like me the first time (or first few times) you logged in to Twitter you thought “what’s the big deal?” Over the past year or so, Twitter has become the primary way that … Continue reading
Chief Justice Chase Rogers Is Doing Great Job
Chief Justice Rogers gets it and Connecticut’s courts are better because of it. Check out Justice Roger’s State of the Judiciary Speech. For starters, there’s no more waiting in the rain because someone had to check his cellphone. That and … Continue reading
Hey Chief Justice Rogers
I’m working on a “serious” post about your speech yesterday on the State of the Judicial Branch. Well done. I came across this line in your speech but decided to exclude it from my upcoming post: Another key component of … Continue reading
Posted in A Connecticut Law Blog, Legal Technology
Tagged Chief Justice Rogers, twitter
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Why The Statewide Grievance Committee Doesn’t Need To Regulate Twitter
On word: unfollow. Oliver Wendell Holmes would love twitter. It is perhaps the greatest marketplace of ideas in the history of human kind. You’ve got 140 characters to say something or nothing. To read what someone writes on twitter you … Continue reading
Blawg Stew: Judge Cofield, Attorney Layoffs, the Hartford Courant, and the Best Words of Winter
by Ryan McKeen Blogging is a lot like making Italian food. I’m convinced many Italian dishes were born as a result of leftovers being thrown in a pot when no one ingredient would suffice for a meal. It’s Friday, and … Continue reading
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Tagged hartford attorney layoffs, hartford courant, judge cofield, twitter
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Tweet! CT Judicial Branch Website! Tweet!
I was reading in the CT Law Tribune that courts in Philadelphia have launched a twitter feed of news and announcements. What is twitter and why should the judicial branch have a feed? Most people have the same reaction to … Continue reading
