Category Archives: Google+

Here is a long but helpful post about why and how lawyers can get on Google+.  Frankly it all boils down to this: “I think it’s as simple as this: If you think Google is important, then you should probably … Continue reading →

Here is a discussion of the new move by Google. Is this the third or fourth name for what was formerly known as Google Places?  This is a smart move for the struggling Google+.  The idea is to take the … Continue reading →

Trust me I’m not happy about this.  Personally, Google+ is far more enjoyable for me than Facebook.  AND it works seamlessly with my Android phone.  But the fact remains that it isn’t getting used.  Here is the evidence: I have … Continue reading →

Larry Bodine maybe the official cheerleader for “Lawyers who love Google+” while Adrian Dayton is the curmudgeon, the skeptic with his arms folded, with a “wait & see” attitude.  I definitely fall into the later camp.  Here’s why: While I … Continue reading →

Google+ is becoming more like Facebook all the time.  Now it has launched “Pages” which is its equivalent of Facebook’s fan pages.  This article suggests one of the key advantages Google brings to the social media table is search.  What … Continue reading →

Here is a story about using Google+ first as an internal tool for corporate legal management in-house.  The article goes on to suggest that Google+ provides a great platform to share information, documents, chat, posts and it can be easily … Continue reading →

I just read Kevin O’Keefe’s post about Google+ hitting 50 million users.  I also read his response to Adrian Dayton about how lawyers should hold-off on using Google+ until it becomes more widely used. O’Keefe’s position is that being an … Continue reading →

So recently I posted about the paucity of Google+ activity here.  I posted my challenge to Google+ where I share with a couple of people at Google as well as scores of others and guess what?  No one responded to … Continue reading →

I was an early adopter to Google+.  I like the “stream” feature more than Facebook’s wall. And I love creating the circles and looking at its wheel-like graphics.  BUT while I have nearly as many people in my circles as … Continue reading →