My latest tech column for the ABA Journal is called “Data Diet: Feed Your Head with a Better Info Balance.”
This column grew out of some podcasts I listened to of interviews with Clay Johnson about his new book, The Information Diet: A Case for Conscious Consumption.
Some of Johnson’s main themes
I’ve become a big fan of the (free) LinkedIn iPhone app.
So much so that I’ve co-written with Allison Shields an article about how using the LinkedIn app can enhance the value of the value of your LinkedIn account. The article is called, not surprisingly, “Using the Free LinkedIn App to Increase the Value of
I’ve become a big fan of the (free) LinkedIn iPhone app.
So much so that I’ve co-written with Allison Shields an article about how using the LinkedIn app can enhance the value of the value of your LinkedIn account. The article is called, not surprisingly, “Using the Free LinkedIn App to Increase the Value of
Note: As part of my ninth blawgiversary celebration, I’m answering reader questions. You may submit your questions by leaving a comment to this post, sending me an email (denniskennedyblog @ gmail.com) or contacting me through my social media outlets.
First up:
Will you be speaking at ABA TECHSHOW this year? What will you be speaking
I launched DennisKennedy.Blog on February 15, 2003, as an early birthday present to myself. My birthday is February 17.
Among other things, my blogging style is noted for a tendency to over-anthropomorphize my blog. For example, this blog has its own Twitter account (@dkennedyblog). If truth be told, most longtime bloggers do consider
I launched DennisKennedy.Blog on February 15, 2003, as an early birthday present to myself. My birthday is February 17.
Among other things, my blogging style is noted for a tendency to over-anthropomorphize my blog. For example, this blog has its own Twitter account (@dkennedyblog). If truth be told, most longtime bloggers do consider
I wanted to post an update on recent episodes of the Kennedy-Mighell Report podcast on the Legal talk Network.
There have been some very good episodes lately, on some great topics, and I wanted to highlight them. It’s also a good time to remind you that you can subscribe to the podcast in iTunes
My latest tech column for the ABA Journal is called “Got Disaster? Your On-Hand Technology Can See You Through.”
This column grew out of a podcast Tom Mighell and I did called Technology in a Time of Emergency, which was, in a way, our response to the tenth anniversary of 9-11 and
For the last few years, I’ve enjoyed reading the posts of several bloggers who are trying to read 52 books in 52 weeks. I’ve also wanted to find a good way for me to keep track of the books I’ve read. And it gives me a good reading target to shoot for.
Last year,
My latest tech column for the ABA Journal is called “BYO Upgrades: How to Set Your Priorities.”
My editor, Reg Davis, gets the credit for this topic. The premise was to imagine you have a good technology budget (we said $3,000) and assume that everything was possible in terms of technology and policy.
