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…
How do you get buy in for technology tools that make legal work more efficient from people who are being “measured” by the number of hours they bill? This is not a silly question for those of us working in this field. I can sit here all day and talk about the benefits of using…
I caught this post over at Above and Beyond KM today while I was taking a look at twitter updates from LegalTech New York. It’s about the ethical and practical considerations of outsourcing legal work. Mary doesn’t mention ediscovery specifically, but she did share with me that ediscovery was absolutely mentioned during the session. Specifically…
Yes, I know, we’ve been back for awhile and the only photos I had posted were mobile uploads to my Facebook profile from my phone. I’ve been a little busy since we got home. But, fear not, I did have the big camera with me for a couple of days, especially at Animal Kingdom, and…