Thomson Reuters’ The Daily Docket interviewed Cecillia Xie about her popular TikToks, where she mentors followers and helps them navigate law school and legal careers.
“What I want to encourage young attorneys to do is take a step back from the environment of law school and think about what really makes them happy and what
Well, as our readers know, we are modest people here at Socially Aware, and we don’t like tooting our own horn, but we do feel compelled to note that Socially Aware has been named one of the 50 best law blogs by the ABA Journal, the American Bar Association’s flagship publication!
To determine
Every December and January you can count on the trade press and the mainstream media to run lists of predictions for the upcoming year and retrospectives on the year past ranking the “best” and “worst” of everything from podcasts to memes. Social media users have even begun publishing lists of their own most popular posts. (Instagram users, for example, have been creating their own “best nine 2016 Instagram pics” posts using a web generator.)
At Socially Aware we’ve made an annual tradition of curating a “List of Lists”—an inventory of the roundups we think will be of most interest to our readership.
We’ll update this page throughout the month as additional pertinent content is published.
Happy 2017!
2017: Predictions From Socially Aware’s Editors and Contributors
Top 10 Internet Law Developments of 2016
Cybersecurity Law in 2017—Predictions and Prognostications
7 Social Media Trends That Will Dominate 2017
The Top 17 Social Media Trends in 2017, According to the Experts
Five Predictions for Political Tech and Social Media in 2017
Continue Reading A List of Lists
This Friday, January 13, in New York City, Socially Aware will be co-sponsoring and attending Influence + Engage 2017, a conference hosted by The Social Edge that will explore the intersection of social influence and audience engagement.
With a keynote to be given by one of the world’s highest profile social media influencers, George Takei,
Last year we explained how companies could protect their social media currency and heed the FTC’s warning on native advertising. We examined court opinions establishing the criteria for enforceable website terms of use and defining the scope of protection afforded to website owners under Section 230 of the Communications Decency Act. We discussed courts’
We are delighted to announce that Socially Aware has been included in the 10th Annual Blawg 100, a list of “100 excellent legal blogs” selected by the staff and readers of the ABA Journal, the American Bar Association’s flagship magazine.
The ABA Journal’s editorial staff notes that it compiles the BLAWG 100 list
Socially Aware editors John Delaney and Aaron Rubin will be in Austin, Texas, for SXSW Interactive from March 11th to March 15th. They plan to “live tweet” a number of the presentations via our @MoFoSocMedia Twitter account. If you will be in Austin for SXSW Interactive, give us a shout!
In case you missed Socially Aware’s and Practising Law Institute’s recent Social Media conference in San Francisco, we will be hosting the conference in New York City this Wednesday, February 24th. The NYC conference will be chaired by Socially Aware co-editor John Delaney, and will feature presenters from AmEx, Citi,
Last year, entrepreneurs, companies and courts grappled with questions over content owners’ rights with respect to livestreaming, Yelp reviewers’ anonymity expectations, bankruptcy creditors’ access to business’ Facebook and Twitter accounts, and the constitutionality of laws punishing the posters of revenge porn and banning ballot selfies. And federal regulators weighed in on emerging
We are delighted to announce that Socially Aware has been included in the 9th Annual Blawg 100, a list of “100 excellent legal blogs” selected by the staff and readers of the ABA Journal, the American Bar Association’s flagship magazine, which is read by half of the nation’s 1.1 million lawyers every month.
