I’ve been saying for quite some time now that I couldn’t understand why some features of the desktop version of Tweetdeck weren’t being added to the iPhone app. (Mostly global filters.) Apparently, there was a reason for that. Tweetdeck was completely rewriting the iOS application. As much as I’m looking forward to seeing this new…
I was watching a conversation on Twitter yesterday between a sports reported for the local paper and some of his followers. They were discussing the number one rule of sport reporters, “No rooting in the pressbox”. He pointed out that eventually you learn to be very detached from the game at hand, looking at it…
In lieu of having the time and energy to write something more substantive, (soon, I can see the huge work projects coming to an end, and maybe even some sleep in my future!, I wanted to share this highly informative look at Litigation and Practice Support, from ILTA. I’ve only given it a cursory look…
I have always maintained that any personal social networking policy should begin and end with one simple instruction. Don’t be Stupid! I’ve always felt like that pretty much covers it. If something is too stupid to do in person, don’t do it online. Thus, don’t have too much to drink and interact online, don’t write…
There’s been a lot written about the upgrade to Pages that Facebook is rolling out. As with most things Facebook related, many people either love or hate the new layout. However, to me that’s not the interesting thing, though there is some interest there. No, the interesting thing is the ability to “use Facebook as…
I’ve seen a number of posts, tweets, and articles come out of the LegalTech New york last week, but I don’t believe anyone had the ediscovery field covered quite the way Exterro did. Not only do they have some coverage of a keynote, they also have numerous interviews, video and text with thought–leaders in this…