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Nancy Wright White

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The document discusses a panel on social media risks and rewards. The panelists included professionals from legal organizations like Mayo Clinic and Alcatel-Lucent. They discussed findings from a 2009 study that three-quarters of lawyers were using social networks and saw benefits in networking and knowledge sharing, but had concerns about strategic use. The panelists provided examples of how social media could be used professionally for networking, staying informed on topics, and monitoring discussions and brand mentions.

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