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From Dough Jasinksky’s Legal Marketing Canada:

CNW Group White Paper on Social Media Use by Canadian Law Firms

CNW Group (formerly Canada NewsWire) has just released an 11 page white paper on Social Media Use by Canadian Law Firms. The report covers familiar ground for those who are already deeply immersed in the area, but for firms and lawyers who are just coming to the discussion, it provides a good overview from an independent 3rd party and introduces many of the key players in the Canadian legal social media community.

A hat tip to the one-man/law student publishing empire Omar Ha-Redeye for highlighting the document on SLAW.

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