Just a quick note. I threw a few photos from Arlington Cemetery up on Flickr today. That’s not the only place we took photos, but it’s getting late, I’ve been up since very, very early and that was about all the time I had tonight. 😉 Arlington is a great stop, and viewing the Changing…
Aaron Hockley does a good job of listing out the things you need to take into consideration when shooting an event with speakers and a large group of people. I’ve certainly run into problems with most of the things he listed, especially the last time I worked tech support onsite for a firm event. Granted,…
I’ve seen numerous people talk about using FriendFeed of late, a few who even talked about using it instead of an RSS aggregator because you can put everything you’re doing online in one feed and give it to people who really want to know what you’re doing that much. Tonight, I took a quick look…
I found it interesting how much of this session was absolutely dominated by cost concerns. This is obviously a hot-button issue. That’s totally understandable. The cost of collecting, processing, searching and reviewing gigs and gigs of data is huge, and not only that, it’s a cost that you’re going to have to pass on to…
My first session, in the Litigation track, is the Formula for high-tech trial success. Starting out with basics of converting documents into easy to review format. (TIF), discovery software, review software. Use the technology to dedupe, organize by search terms, etc. You simply can’t go through every document manually anymore with the quantities of ESI…
I had the opportunity to do something new and different this past weekend. A friend of ours needed to have some photos taken of herself, and I offered to spend part of the afternoon shooting her. Now, since these were private photos, I can’t show you examples of what I learned, I can tell you…