This is part 2 to the previous post about Twitter as networking tool as opposed to media tool. In Part 1, I talked about why the term media didn’t fit for me, and why companies and others using these “tweet to win a prize” were being foolish. In this post I want to talk to…
This is a follow up to yesterday’s post about Morton’s use of twitter. As Aaron and Angela both correctly point out in the comments, this sort of behavior devalues Twitter as a communication tool. I want to stop referring to Twitter and like-tools as “media” because media doesn’t even begin to cover what it does….
Not sure if I’ll see any more blog posts tomorrow, since the event ended today, but if I do, I’ll post them over on Delicious with the Legaltech09 tag. So you can pop over and take a quick look there! LegalTech: Inside and Outside E-Discovery Legal Tech New York 2009: Is EDD the New DOS?…
Today, I’ve learned how to use Tweetdeck’s filter feature. That’s the little option at the bottom of each column that lets you filter out certain tweets based on any word. I was filtering out everything with MVDAY, a hash tag being used to enter a local contest. The contest gives you a chance to “Tweet”…
A few of these cover Day 1’s sessions but either they were posted after I went to bed yesterday, or today. Probably has something to do with the Wifi problems I’ve seen mentioned on Twitter. Can’t update the blog without it! 🙂 LTNY 2009: Day One in Review LTNY 2009: Conference Reports From Legal Bloggers…
If you saw my presentation at Ignite Columbus a couple of weeks ago, then this might sound familiar. Information management is the essential starting point for reducing the risk and cost of the discovery process. Organizations that have adopted an information governance strategy that supports requirements driven by both regulatory obligations as well as the…