I found a copy of the premiere issue of NextGen Law sitting on my desk when I arrived at work this morning. I don’t really know how I got on their mailing list, but it’s not a very thick magazine so I did spend a little time skimming through it this afternoon. It’s not half-bad….
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….
I’m not sure that this is a problem for most meetup.com groups, but the Columbus Techlife group schedules quite a large number of meetups. For a group of over 600 people, that’s a good thing. There’s a pretty wide variety of events, covering the wide variety of interests among the group. And I get an…
So, after asking last week for recommendations, I’ve moved forward and decided to go with Evernote as my note-taking, organizational tool of choice, since Google is no longer going to be developing Notebook. In the couple of days since I made the choice, there are a few things I really like, and a couple that…
Given the news last night that Google is stopping development of Notebook, let’s start the argument, Zoho Notebook or Evernote? Which one is going to be better suited to my to-do lists, brainstorming notes, gift ideas lists, and other random tid-bits of information that I like to keep organized in a OneNote like structure, but…
The other day, I spent an hour with Cheryl Harrison, meeting up as part of her Fast Friends experiment. (Which is an interesting experiment in ad of itself.) One of the things we were discussing was the various ways people connect online now. I was regaling my new, young, friend with tales of having to…