Law Video Site Launched: LegalTube

by Connie CrosbyConnie is the principal of Crosby Group Consulting and is also a law librarian, writer, teacher and speaker specializing in social media, knowledge management and information management. She is author of the forthcoming book "Effective Blogging for Libraries" to be published by Neal-Schuman in March 2010.
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Not sure if YouTube is your thing? Alabama trial attorney Lew Garrison has created a YouTube-like site for law-related video, called LegalTube. According to Law.com, the site was launched on September 1st after four months of development. It is billed as a video directory for finding lawyers, but in addition to advertising video, there is legal humour, courtroom stories, and a “webisode reality series” called Law After Dark. The site also has a news alert video series on drug recalls and class action lawsuits.

And in case you were wondering, LegalTube has its own channel on YouTube called MyLegalTube.

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Currently there are 2 comments on “Law Video Site Launched: LegalTube” :

  1. Janet Watkins has this comment:
    December 2nd, 2009 at 11:39 am

    This website is similar to viewmylawyer.com

  2. Connie Crosby has this comment:
    December 3rd, 2009 at 12:20 am

    Thanks! I hadn’t seen View My Lawyer before. Will have a look around.

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