This is a follow up to yesterday’s post about Morton’s use of twitter. As Aaron and Angela both correctly point out in the comments, this sort of behavior devalues Twitter as a communication tool. I want to stop referring to Twitter and like-tools as “media” because media doesn’t even begin to cover what it does….
Quite a lot going on today, thanks to everyone who has been blogging and twittering up a storm to keep the rest of us in the loop! If I missed anyone blogging the conference, drop a link in the comments! More thoughts on the ground LegalTech 2009 On the ground at LegalTech NYC 2009 LegalTech…
Much like I did last year with the ILTA Conference, I’m working with some search feeds to track the various things people are putting up online about the Legal Tech Conference this week. At this time, the feed is still a work in progress, pulling in lots of duplicate items, so I don’t want to…
Tami Schiller was kind enough to present a few ideas in the comments to that last post, and I definitely agree with what she had to say. In fact, the survey results themselves show some growth in the areas of alternative learning, with more firms using webcasts, podcasts and other time-shifted training tools. That will…
Aaron asked a good question in the comments from last night’s post: Given the (low) cost of storage, is it worth the time/hassle of keeping track of 1GB vs. 15GB? I have no idea what typical volumes of data are for your organization, but as you noted, the client will end up paying more for…
Not a major one, just a minor one. Since Blogger has added the ability to have the comment form be embedded underneath the post, I thought I’d try it out and save ya’ll a click when you wanted to leave a comment, maybe. Let’s see how this works… I think I like it, even the…