TechShow is coming soon. But it’s still not too late to join us.
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Support Our Sponsors – CaseSoft and Fios
My blog has two new sponsors, CaseSoft and Fios. These sponsors (and others to come) will help me keep prodding the legal profession to make better use of technology and innovate the practice of law. In addition, CaseSoft will give readers of my blog a free licensed for NoteMap, a cool outliner program. Learn the details by reading the full post on my blog.
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What Lawyers Need to Know About the Open Source Licenses
My new article on Open Source licensing sets out what I think lawyers and others need to know about the Open Source licenses, the legal issues involved in their use, and how to make good decisions about their use.
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David Allen’s New Blog
Thanks to Buzz Bruggeman, Robert Scoble, and Jim McGee, I am now happily subscribed to organization guru David Allen’s new blog. I’m a long-time fan of David Allen’s approaches set out in his classic book, Getting Things Done, and I wrote about the GTD approach earlier this year in the
David Allen's New Blog
Thanks to Buzz Bruggeman, Robert Scoble, and Jim McGee, I am now happily subscribed to organization guru David Allen’s new blog. I’m a long-time fan of David Allen’s approaches set out in his classic book, Getting Things Done, and I wrote about the GTD approach earlier this year in the
The House Where I Grew Up
A satellite map site can be a lot of fun. This one gave me a way to see where I grew up. What does the house where you grew up look like now?
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Tech Firms Cash In as Lawyers Plug In
An article in USA Today paints a rosy picture for legal tech spending and VC interest in legal tech software and services. Is the optimism warranted? Also, remember there’s still time to register for ABA TechShow 2004.
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Lawyers Still Don’t Get the Metadata Problem
A classic example of lawyers forgetting about that tricky MS Word metadata issue that the rest of the world has known about for years. Some might think that this problem could not have happened to a less sympathetic client, but, unfortunately, it exposes just the tip of the iceberg on metadata problems in documents prepared by lawyers.
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Lawyers Still Don't Get the Metadata Problem
A classic example of lawyers forgetting about that tricky MS Word metadata issue that the rest of the world has known about for years. Some might think that this problem could not have happened to a less sympathetic client, but, unfortunately, it exposes just the tip of the iceberg on metadata problems in documents prepared by lawyers.
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Festering in My Head
Tom Coates captures my feelings on returning to blogging after a little break.
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