Here’s the latest collection of posts from DennisKennedy.Microblog, which is a supplement to this blog that can be found on Twitter at @dkennedyblog. I invite you to become a follower. An explanation of the microblog can be found here.
Here are recent posts from the microblog:
Adam Singer on “Workforce Darwinism” – 70% of surveyed US HR pros have rejected candidate due to online reputation info http://bit.ly/dpS8R8
Kevin Meyer: Swimming Through the Information Clutter – http://bit.ly/cB0cpS – impact of information flow on leadership
Fraser Speirs: “What you’re seeing in the industry’s reaction to the iPad is nothing less than future shock.” http://bit.ly/bYQSsk
Rex Hammock: “When it comes to the future, you have two choices” http://bit.ly/boWlTN – watching no longer an option
Adam Thierer: Some Amazing Numbers Re: Growth of Net & Social Media – http://bit.ly/7oGMNR Amazing, indeed.
Dave Winer: What happens to our blogs when we are gone? http://bit.ly/8EGVHt [I’m working on article on related topic.]
RT @InsideLegal: Pamela McDevitt has been named the new director for the ABA LPM Section. http://bit.ly/84J0Bt
Steve Nipper’s Law Blogs 101: http://idaholawreport.com/?p=258
RT @TomMighell: Our latest Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast: From Early Adopters to Late Adopters and Everyone In Between http://is.gd/6C5Oj
RT @collabtools: Jack Vinson on Jordan Frank and the “Responsibility to collaborate” – http://bit.ly/61slWP
Renee Blodgett: Constant Builds Brands, Passion Builds the Long Tail – http://bit.ly/4nwEW5 – flipping the 80/20 rule
Steve Barth revisits his ground-breaking article on Personal KM: http://bit.ly/4ADy6a; inspired my article: http://bit.ly/6oDAhf
RT @JavaSTL: Help Twitter: I’m looking for 2 local STL lawyers (ideally corporate counsel) actively involved in social media.
Mary Abraham on the value of checklists – http://bit.ly/5cKJqO – why professionals are reluctant to use checklists
JP Rangaswami on the Facebookisation of the enterprise – http://bit.ly/7vNQKD – rethinking IT departments
Mary Abraham: How Failure Leads to Epiphany – http://bit.ly/7Fd62s – “no substitute for constant experimentation”
Marty Schwimmer on “High Security Zones” for Internet commerce safety and “comfort” – http://bit.ly/6QdFvd [Great ideas]
Nick Morgan on the future of conferences – http://bit.ly/5ABbd1; http://bit.ly/6Sghmh
Rex Hammock: “‘The channel’ is what matters. The gizmo is secondary.” – http://bit.ly/83KKVD
Bob Lefsetz; “What the customer wants” – http://bit.ly/5M5bYr – “The consumer wants music.” Ideas apply elsewehere, too.
RT @ronfriedmann: David Maister retires http://bit.ly/5nJzdA || An important voice in professional services and great presenter.
New Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast – Looking Forward: Legal Tech in 2010 – http://bit.ly/4yoCnQ
RT @econwriter5: Pleased with my Texas Bar Journal article on Open Source for Lawyers (PDF link): http://tinyurl.com/y939szm
Check out the latest episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report Podcast on the Legal Talk Network – From Early Adopters to Late Adopters and Everyone In Between http://is.gd/6C5Oj
[Originally posted on DennisKennedy.Blog (https://www.denniskennedy.com/blog/)]
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