Bob Mionske is expanding his reach by going onto Facebook, You tube and the 
like.  For those of you who aren't familiar with him, he is a Wisconsin native 
who raced in the Olympics and got a law degree from the UW.  He lives in 
Portland where he practices bicycle law, writes about it on his web site as 
well as for Bicycling magazine.

New at 
BicycleLaw.com<http://www.bicyclelaw.com/blog/index.cfm/2010/2/12/New-at-BicycleLawcom>

Posted At : February 12, 2010 6:02 AM | Posted By : Rick Bernardi
Related Categories: News & 
Announcements<http://www.bicyclelaw.com/blog/index.cfm/News-amp-Announcements>
ANNOUNCEMENT
We have some new developments here at BicycleLaw.com that we're excited about 
and want to share with you.
First, we've added some new features to the website. Some of those new features 
are new pages for hosting future content. Additionally, we have re-organized 
our "News and Announcements" feature; now, we have separate "News" and 
"Announcements" features. These features will appear on every page of 
BicycleLaw.com. "News" will be a daily collection of bicycle law news stories 
from around the world. Older news stories will continue to be archived in our 
"News" tab. "Announcements" will keep you informed about things we're up to, 
like Bob's speaking appearances, upcoming interviews on radio shows, or new 
publications. We're still working on some of the small details, but if you 
subscribe to either the email list or the RSS feed, you will receive a once 
daily update of news and announcements from BicycleLaw.com, in addition to our 
blog articles..
Second, we've created a Facebook fan page for 
BicycleLaw.com<http://www.facebook.com/pages/Bob-Mionskes-BicycleLawcom/125941053679>.
 We will be posting links to all of Bob's Road Rights columns and all of our 
blog posts on the fan page, so if you want to stay current with BicycleLaw.com, 
the fan page will be one way to do that. The fan page will also host 
BicycleLaw.com photos, BicycleLaw.com event notices, and a discussion page for 
bicycle law and advocacy issues. When you're visiting BicycleLaw.com, you will 
be able to access the Facebook page via a link onBicycleLaw.com's home 
page<http://www.bicyclelaw.com/>, as well as via a link on the BicycleLaw.com 
Blog page<http://www.bicyclelaw.com/blog/>. We will be adding a Facebook link 
to Velologue<http://velologue.com/> as well.
Finally, we've created a YouTube channel for 
BicycleLaw.com<http://www.youtube.com/user/BobMionske>. The BicycleLaw.com 
YouTube channel will be a site where we can share our favorite YouTube videos, 
as well as our own YouTube videos. In addition to the Facebook link, we've also 
added a link to the YouTube channel on the home page of 
BicycleLaw.com<http://www.bicyclelaw.com/>, and will be adding a Youtube link 
on Velologue<http://velologue.com/>.
With these features, we'll be able to bring you even more bicycle law and 
advocacy information, as well as make it easier to interact, and keep you 
informed about what we're doing. We hope you enjoy the changes we've made, and 
stay tuned for our next announcement, which we will be making soon.
Rick Bernardi

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