Courtesy of Tom O’Connor, who picks up the discussion about lawyers needing to get some tech skills in order to understand how to effectively deal with e-discovery: Sharpen up those pencils kids ?. it?s time to go back to school. Or fire those luddites and hire people who will. It’s true, when your client needs…
There was much talk about Skittles redesigning their homepage to be more “social media” friendly and transparent. They certainly accomplished that, and generated a lot of buzz. They decided the best way to market their product was to simply show you what other people were saying about it, so their homepage was now simply showing…
Last week, I was out of the house early to setup some A/V equipment at an all day seminar that one of our departments was putting on. When I arrived at the hotel, the power was out. I walked in with a laptop and projector, and some additional cables and it was all useless without…
I love when the “experts” get on their high-horse and talk about the “right” way to use a tool like Twitter. The latest example came from Louis Gray this week. In a post titled,Twitter is for Following Topics and Listening, Not for Following People. Louis takes it upon himself to proclaim, just in the title,…
A few days ago, I saw a link to an article, and I may have even bookmarked it on Del.ico.us to read later, that was from SearchSecurity.com. This is a Tech Target entity, and when I went back later to read the article I was prompted to register. Since there was one field to enter…
I’m not familiar with the BrightTALK service, but I may have to create an account and check it out before Thursday’s online e-Discovery Summit, nine sessions covering various aspects of the e-discovery process: Preserving Data for e-Discovery: Best Practices o 26 Feb 2009 9:00 am o Presenting Robert Brown; Senior Director, Litigation.. E-Discovery: The Litmus…