Tom and I have released two more episodes of The Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast. In one, we take a fresh look at encryption and how lawyers do and don’t use it and whether that will change in light of the stories about the NSA in the news. In the other, we look at the recent
Summer Vacation Tech and Browser Apps: New Podcasts
Let me recommend two new episodes of The Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast in which Tom and I take a look at how technology can enhance your summer vacation and discuss the “other apps” – browser extensions, apps and plugins. These are are first two regular episodes after our blockbuster hundredth anniversary episode for the Legal Talk
The Kennedy-Mighell Report: Pardon Our 100th Interruption
“Pardon Our 100th Interruption” is the title of the 100th episode of The Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast for the Legal Talk Network. Listeners who go back to the very beginning will know that there were six earlier episodes we did on our own that we like to refer to as the Lost Episodes
New Podcasts: Creativity within Constraints and iPads for Litigators
Tom Mighell and I are getting ready to record the 100th Episode of our podcast, The Kennedy-Mighell Report, which is now appearing on both the Legal Talk Network and the ABA’s Legal Technology Resource Center. And it’s available in iTunes.
We were pleased to meet some of our listeners at the recent
Two New Tech Columns: Law Firm Apps and Departure Policies
My latest two ABA Journal tech columns are called “Apt to make apps? What you need to consider before jumping in” and “5 tech policies law firms should consider to prep for job departures.”
1. Apt to make apps? What you need to consider before jumping in
In this column, I
The Return of Kennedy-Mighell Report Podcast – Four New Episodes
Tom and I have rebooted our podcast after a brief hiatus with four really good new shows, a second channel and what feels like a bright future for the podcast.
First of all, we’re grateful to Adam, Trent, Keoki and the team at the new Legal Talk Network for keeping LTN going and keeping our
New Article: 13 Facebook Tips for Lawyers in 2013
In perhaps the classic example of “I didn’t have enough time to write a shorter article, so I wrote a longer one,” I have a new article out in the February issue of the Law Practice Today webzine. It runs about 3,000 words and is called “Thirteen Facebook Tips for Lawyers in 2013
Celebrating the Tenth Blawgiversary of DennisKennedy.Blog
Ten years ago (February 15, 2003), I launched this blog and it’s striking how much that has happened to me since can be traced to this blog.
The original post started with a reference to my favorite science fiction TV series, Babylon 5, and said:
And so it begins . . .
I realized the
New Article: Manage App Overload on your iPad or iPhone with Folders
My latest ABA Journal tech column is called “Manage app overload on your iPad or iPhone with folders.”
Most of us are starting to see a proliferation of apps, especially if you take advantage of the many free apps available. Sites like Apps Gone Free also let you know about pay apps that
New Article: Does Your Firm Have a Bring-Your-Own-Device Policy?
My latest ABA Journal tech column is called “Does Your Firm Have a Bring-Your-Own-Device Policy?” The column is just a simple introduction to the two main approaches to the increasingly-common desire of employees to use work technology devices for personal purposes and personal devices for personal purposes.
The two approaches, not surprisingly, have