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Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech

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Lawyer Ron Coleman on brands, the Internet & free speech

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Roundups

Twitter showers bring May followers?

Ron Coleman Apr 29, 2012 12 Comments

Anyway, here’s my periodic update of topical tweets via my @roncoleman Twitter feed. Get with it! Top 5 Ways to Help Ensure Your Business has Click-Wrap Agreements that Work: |…

Roundups

The tweetest thing

Ron Coleman Feb 13, 2012 1 Comments

Here’s your chance to catch up on some of the microblogging — i.e., intelligent retweeting, the highest form of Twitter — of topical relevance I did in December 2011 and…

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The Tweet days of summer

Ron Coleman Aug 15, 2011 0 Comments

Some summer! If it’s not broiling it’s flooding. Just try a vacation in this nonsense. Speaking of nonsense, here’s topical tweeting that went out via @roncoleman in the last few…

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Overblogged

Ron Coleman Jul 5, 2011 0 Comments

We wouldn’t that happening to you or to me. So this week, while I am guest-blogging at Overlawyered, I will probably not have all that much to say that’s new…

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Your Twitter ways frighten me

Ron Coleman May 12, 2011 0 Comments

I followed a couple of hundred people on Twitter so you don’t have to! Here are topical tweets I’ve enlightened twitterkind with via @roncoleman since the last time I rounded…

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Brunt of the twitter

Ron Coleman Mar 14, 2011 3 Comments

It’s been a while since I’ve posted that one-in-a-million social media filler, Topical Tweets forwarded via @roncoleman. So now I am: RT @abaipl: RT: @ipwatchdog The expansion of overlapping intellectual…

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On the tweet where you live

Ron Coleman Jan 17, 2011 0 Comments

Here are some topical highlights of the wisdom I have distributed in the last month or so to the madding crowd following me down my street via Twitter @roncoleman: So…

Blogging Roundups

Twitter experience

Ron Coleman Dec 9, 2010 4 Comments

This was a mighty busy month over at LIKELIHOOD OF CONFUSION® — the lawyer, not the blog — meaning there wasn’t as much blogging as there might otherwise be, but…

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Rededication

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2010 5 Comments

Blawg Review # 242

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Rededication

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2010 0 Comments

Now an annual Hanukkah “tradition,” this was first posted as “Blawg Review #242” in December 2009. As with the previous recycled Hannukah blawg review, I’ve changed the spelling of the…

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Rededication (Archive post)

Ron Coleman Dec 1, 2010 0 Comments

Now an annual Hanukkah “tradition,” this was first posted as “Blawg Review #242” in December 2009. As with the previous recycled Hannukah blawg review, I’ve changed the spelling of the…

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Spooky

Ron Coleman Nov 2, 2010 0 Comments

Paul B. Kennedy’s The Defense Rests blog hosts Blawg Review #288 for Halloween. Scary stuff! I stayed indoors with the lights on, myself.

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What’s tweeting you lately?

Ron Coleman Oct 27, 2010 0 Comments

I don’t know what that’s supposed to mean. I already said I’ve run out of Twitter-related puns. But you have to put something in for the title. I’m open to…

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How Tweet it is

Ron Coleman Sep 15, 2010 1 Comments

A little topical tweeting music from the last few weeks via @roncoleman: @VBalasubramani: State of Israel buys @Israel Twitter acct from Isr. Melendez (porn pdxr) | Hope they autoclave it…

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