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	<title>Comments on: The Mysterious Logic of Lawyer Advertising</title>
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		<title>By: Scott Moss</title>
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		<dc:creator>Scott Moss</dc:creator>
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		<description>I&#039;m partial to your thought that may be it&#039;s just &quot;an economic thing&quot;: the guy had no professional guidance and likes pictures of his family.

I may be the only law prof to have run a radio ad for my firm (technically, it was for class members in specific class actions), but you&#039;d be surprised how low-budget an affair it was.  One time, I just went into the radio studio, they recorded on a cassette tape me reading a script I&#039;d written myself; the other time, they asked if I want any background music - I said yes, and the result was cool but made it sound like I was a pimp in a 70s movie with theme music.

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<p>I may be the only law prof to have run a radio ad for my firm (technically, it was for class members in specific class actions), but you&#8217;d be surprised how low-budget an affair it was.  One time, I just went into the radio studio, they recorded on a cassette tape me reading a script I&#8217;d written myself; the other time, they asked if I want any background music &#8211; I said yes, and the result was cool but made it sound like I was a pimp in a 70s movie with theme music.</p>
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