Using Raspberry Pi and Open Source to Understand Technology
Do you ever wonder about how all that tech that you’re using every day really works? What powers all those social networks that seem so important? Is that website really magic? How does Dropbox work...
View ArticleYour Passwords S****
One of the most significant threats to client confidential and private information in law firms is bad passwords. Unless lawyers and paralegals are substantially different from the general public,...
View ArticleA Scary “Mask”: Tag, You’re It!
Remember the childhood game of chasing all of your friends in an attempt to merely lay a finger on them so they could assume the role of the “it” person? It doesn’t feel much different these days when...
View ArticleThe Speed of Change (Spoiler Alert: It’s Slow)
The buzzword bingo I played during LegalTech NY and ReInvent Law was won by the word “change”. It was an amazing firehose-of-information week, and getting off the plane I was committed to picking up...
View ArticleDave Winer’s Outliner, Fargo
With his latest project Fargo, Dave Winer puts outliners where they belong: everywhere. Fargo runs in your web browser and stores your data in your Dropbox folder. This combination of browser and cloud...
View ArticleElectronic Signatures and Election Registration: Case Comment on Getup Ltd....
One of the principles governing how the law has come to terms with electronic or digital technology is that of media neutrality: the law should work the same way regardless of the medium by which...
View ArticleWings for the Mind
Interest is returning to the potential of expert systems or knowledge-based systems in law. This is in part due to the increased capabilities of machines at a time when the business of law is...
View ArticleSearch You
Lawyers want to find information quickly. I often hearken back to now-increasingly dated LexisNexis workplace productivity surveys – 2008 and 2010 – for data on this need. Desktop search periodically...
View ArticleSearch Engine Optimization: What Really Works for Law Firms?
Boy oh boy, is this a hotly debated topic – and we happened to attend a very illuminating presentation by Mark Jacobsen, the Senior Director of Strategic Development and Thought Leadership for FindLaw...
View Article“It’s Not Information Overload. It’s Filter Failure.”
Clay Shirky, way back in 2008, had a hypothesis: that it isn’t a case of too much information; it’s that we haven’t yet got the filters to help us manage that overload. And we have to assume that the...
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