Podcasts for Law Firms
A recent article in the Canadian Bar Association's PracticeLink discusses the spread of podcasting in the legal field.
It sees the distribution of audio files like MP3s via the Internet as ideal for continuing legal education (CLE) materials.
It also suggests that podcasting may serve as an alternative to newsletters: "maybe instead of slaving away on newsletters or even e-news bulletins for your clients, you can record a podcast of the latest developments in their area or industry, post it on your Website, and allow your clients to download the file at their convenience".
Right now, the article reports that the firm of Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP has starting offering podcasts.
It sees the distribution of audio files like MP3s via the Internet as ideal for continuing legal education (CLE) materials.
It also suggests that podcasting may serve as an alternative to newsletters: "maybe instead of slaving away on newsletters or even e-news bulletins for your clients, you can record a podcast of the latest developments in their area or industry, post it on your Website, and allow your clients to download the file at their convenience".
Right now, the article reports that the firm of Osler Hoskin & Harcourt LLP has starting offering podcasts.
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