Online Reputation Management at Legal IT 5.0

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Communications, Conferences

Omar Ha-Redeye presented on “Online Reputation Management” at LegalIT 5.0 in Montreal on April 4, 2011.

“Reputation Management Law” is the application of old legal principles to new public relations challenges due to the proliferation of social media.  It draws upon the intersection of defamation, privacy, copyright and trade-mark, and employment laws, but applies them in conjunction with contemporary best practices in the public relations field.
Reputation matters like never before, and the impact of social media on the bottom line means businesses and professionals are paying attention.  Between sites that review businesses and services, and blogs optimized to rank higher on Google searches, clients are now asking lawyers what they can do for them.

Reputation management law

Complete program is now available in pdf here.
LegalIT5.0 Programme

Bios on the other speakers available here:

Denis Boudreau

Claude Brunet

Heather Colman

Julie Couture

Gilles de St-Exupéry

David Fewer

Patrick Gingras

David Gold

Richard Granat

Omar Ha-Redeye

Dominic Jaar

Rick Kathuria

Jean-Noé Landry

Tracey P. Lauriault

Steven B. Levy

Charles Lupien

Catherine Morissette

Marcel Naud

Marc-Aurèle Racicot

James F. Ring

Nicolas Vermeys
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