Last week I wrote about the message you send to employees when you block access to sites that might be helpful to them on a personal level, that they simply can’t be trusted. Today, over at Real Lawyers Have Blogs, I spotted Kevin’s similar message about law firms who don’t allow lawyers to blog, “We’re…
If you were going to setup a Wiki for the purpose of showing off what a Wiki could do, in a secure section of your own website, which Wiki software would you use? All suggestions welcome! Tags: Wiki, Recommendations
Looks like the fine folks who run the LexBlog service are also getting into the same Blog Aggregation service that the ABA Journal’s Blawg Directory has been in for a little while now, with the “soft” launch of LexMonitor today. I’ve been seeing some things on Kevin’s blog about the work being done on it,…
In the latest issue of Gizmo’s Tech Support Alert, there’s a bit more detail about the change in the “Best-ever Freeware” list that had been kept pretty up to date on the site. In keeping with all things Web 2.0, it’s now turned into a collaborative project and is now being published as a Wiki….
Saw this post today and it set off some random thoughts in my head, so being the self-absorbed blogging type, you get to read them. Blocking Access to Web sites at Work Could Backfire It seems that a recent study is showing that people who work for companies that block a lot of access to…
I don’t remember if I talked about the new plan for doing some Summation training, so I’ll give you the quick rundown. Originally, I had tried to cram a whole “intro” to the program in a 90 minute class. I don’t think that worked very well. There was simply too much to cover in 90…