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Many artists believe that setting up a personal page on the mega-popular MySpace.com Web site is a key prong today in attracting attention to themselves. At the same time, some entertainment attorneys use MySpace to attract clients. The article that follows examines the experiences of Texas lawyers who have MySpace pages.
When Missouri City, TX, entertainment lawyer Leslie Warren Cross launched a MySpace.com page in 2006, he wanted a way to provide up-and-coming musicians with basic information about the legalities of music contracts. But Cross says that as he acquired 'friends' on his MySpace page, he realized the Internet social-networking site is a great marketing tool for his firm, Les Cross & Associates, and a way to stay in contact with his vagabond musician clients.
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