Legal blogging and legal tweeting

Won't be long. But for legal comment follow: @AdamWagner1 @JoshuaRozenberg @carlgardner @Familoo @copyrightgirl @Lyndon_Harris @DBanksy
— Jack of Kent (@JackofKent) January 29, 2014

@NickCohen4 I know! @DavidAllenGreen is just for posts to my own stuff. @Preiskel is simply my law firm's account.
— Jack of Kent (@JackofKent) February 2, 2014

In the first tweet David Allen Green gives his pick of the best legal thinkers online. In the second tweet he explains his multifarious Twitter and online presence.

'Tweeting in Convoy'

The whole question of legal tweeting is difficult. Should the partners be tweeting? What about the trainees? Should the firm itself tweeting? But the firm is a legal fiction - how can it tweet? And it goes on.

Worry no more: for Jon Bloor (@JonBloor) and Brian Inkster (@BrianInkster) have put all the uncertainty to bed.

Brian Inkster on the State of Legal Tweeting

The verbally voluminous Brian inkster gives his view on the state of legal tweeting and other social media pursuits:

It is often tweeted these days, by those of us who have been there since the early days, that the fun has been taken out of Twitter. This does, at times, appear to be the case but let’s put it back when we can.