Should There be an Ethical Requirement to be Competent in eDiscovery?
From Robert Ambrogi Do Lawyers Have An Ethical Duty To Be Competent in E-Discovery? I don’t see why not! Tags: eDiscovery
Online Services That Help Me Keep Life Straight
As you may know by now, my work requires me to travel pretty often, and one of the biggest challenges when you find yourself in a new place every week, iis keeping track of the little things. As it turns … Read More
It’s True Twitter Does Not Drive Traffic
Derek Thompson has the details of his own look at Twitter engagement numbers over at the Atlantic. Is the social web just a matrix of empty shares, of hollow generosity? As Chartbeat CEO Tony Haile once said (on Twitter), there … Read More
What I’m Reading (weekly)
Microsoft will give you 100 GB of OneDrive storage if you have a Dropbox account tags: MM Tech Facebook’s Worst Nightmare: What If Social Media Is Just That – Social? tags: MM SocNetPres Publishers Need to Stop Whining About Adblock … Read More
Google Not Loving Blogs So Much
Now I know it’s not just me. Nate Hoffelder’s article came across in my wanderings this week, commenting on a post he had read by Marco Arment about search traffic, or rather the lack of search traffic. (Follow the links … Read More
Engagement That Isn’t Engagement
As many of you know, I find the study of social media a fascinating hobby. It’s not my full time job, and I’m not out here trying to sell anything or make money, but I find the idea of using … Read More
Mobile Tech Developments Require Security
Last week I had the opportunity to attend TEDx OregonStateU here in Corvallis and I had a few ideas from those talks for blog posts. One of them was prompted by the talk given by David Edelstein, a Senior VP … Read More