Twice the Infamy (and Maybe Twice the Praise)

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After getting a mention earlier this week on Blawg Review #189, Infamy and Praise notes that all authors of blog posts mentioned in the review are also on Twitter.

Two-thirds of the early traffic to the post were driven by Twitter.  Here’s the list:

Kimberly Alderman: @nomadtoes
Robert Ambrogi: @bobambrogi
Venkat Balasubramani: @vbalasubramani
Mark Bennett: @houcrimlaw
Blawg Review Editor: @blawgreview
Susan Cartier Liebel: @scartierliebel
Charon QC: @charonqc
Ron Coleman: @roncoleman
Doug Cornelius: @dougcornelius
R. David Donoghue: @rdd
Carolyn Elefant: @carolynelefant
GeekLawyer: @geeklawyer
Gideon: @gideonstrumpet
Scott Greenfield: @scottgreenfield
Omar Ha-Redeye: @omarharedeye
Matthew Homann: @matthomann
Greg Lambert: @glambert
Adrian Lurssen: @jdtwitt
Victoria Pynchon: @vpynchon
Anne Reed: @annereed
Colin Samuels: @colinsamuels
Enrico Schaefer: @traverselegal

The mention hasn’t resulted in a huge increase in followers, but that could be because most of those reading the review are already connected.

Here’s a more comprehensive list of lawyers and legal professionals on Twitter.

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