There are a couple of points from today that I want to explore in full post detail on their own, when I find time. (Because there’s always so much “free” time during this conference!) So today’s wrap up will mention them, but not get too detailed. First up was Tom Koulopoulus, who has been a…
I’ve tried in the past to do daily blog posts, or posts about individual sessions, at ILTA, only to get sidetracked by the avalanche of things to do rather than sit and write in previous years. So, while I’m writing up thoughts about conference from today, I’m not making any promises that will continue to…
Way back when I was still working in IT for a small company, I remember reading and being involved in decisions about whether buying software like MS Exchange was the safe, easy way to go, or whether you got more bang for your buck by having software and tools that you could customize to your…
Earlier today, I caught site of an interesting blog post thanks to Niki Black. A Box You Want to Uncheck on LinkedIn Apparently, LinkedIn has followed in Facebooks footsteps, and automatically enabled a feature that lets them use your information and image in advertisements on the site. (As well as some other defaults to allow their…
I’ve never been overly comfortable taking photos of people or street scenes with people in them. I guess I’m somewhat shy about approaching people, and assume that most people would rather not have someone take their picture, so I don’t do it often. This past weekend, however, I made the trek up to Asheville for…
LexisNexis Introduces Concordance Native Viewer Functionality for E-Discovery Review Management Software Native Review? Color Production tools? Cool! Just adding these in the second half of 2011? Yikes. Talk about being behind the curve. Still, here’s hoping it helps those of us living with Concordance’s limitations every day.