Basically, a bunch of interesting things too long for Twitter, and dumped into one post. 🙂 The Typical Mac User podcast this week had an interesting interview covering Mac Forensics. There was some good info regarding the general idea of how forensics works for all OSes, and lots of good stuff about Mac forensics that…
There was an ABA Techshow Roadshow in Boston today, and I enjoyed following long with some folks on Twitter. It wasn’t until much later in the day that I found out that Jared Correia was live-blogging it using Cover-It Live, and pulling in the tweets to the stream as well. You can read the full…
It’s brand new, and it appears to be anonymous, but with so few sites dedicated to Litigation Support, other than e-discovery, when I saw this mentioned on a LinkedIn group today, I just had to share.http://litsupportman.blogspot.com/ From the site’s description: I am an individual who has held various leadership positions in the Litigation Support Industry…
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….
Image via CrunchBase This is my first attempt at using Zemanta, a Firefox Extension that hooks into your blog’s compose page and suggests related multimedia and related blog articles to what you are currently writing about. From the description I think there’s definitely some intriguing possibilities here, in terms of adding additional value to a…
This is part 2 to the previous post about Twitter as networking tool as opposed to media tool. In Part 1, I talked about why the term media didn’t fit for me, and why companies and others using these “tweet to win a prize” were being foolish. In this post I want to talk to…