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LexTweet

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

An interesting new tool from the fine folks at Lexblogs, LexTweet is:

Lextweet is a new website developed by LexBlog showcasing members of the legal community who are using Twitter as well as what they are tweeting.

Lextweet community members include lawyers as well as other professionals serving our legal profession. I have learned equally from marketing professionals, publishers, service providers, law students, and other professionals as from other lawyers during my time on Twitter.

Interestingly, when I first looked at LexTweet, the language on the site left me thinking it was just a list of lawyers who were on twitter, however as Kevin’s blog post makes clear, and the fact that I found myself already listed on there, it is not limited to lawyers, but to everyone in the legal industry. It looks like something that is going to continue to improve and develop some new features, so I’m looking forward to watching this grow.

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  1. Thanks for the kind words Mike. You’re right about adding some features. Received a lot of good suggestions already.

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