Published By Jim Calloway
Courtney Kennaday and I have just published "See You Later, at the Aggregators!" for our column Sites for Sore Eyes that appears regularly in the ABA GP Solo Division Technology eReport.
Despite the huge initial embrace of RSS newsfeeds and newsreaders from the technology early adopters, many lawyers and other Net users have shied away…
I think all-on-a-page news aggregators are pretty slick and I’ve featured several of them already this year. Law.alltop.com is a really nice example of combining many newsfeeds from blogs and law-related news sources. The great thing here is you can hover over any headline and see all or a large part of the linked item.
Here’s an idea our family is trying this summer. Hopefully it will help us with scheduling and hopefully we will continue after the summer. We are setting up Google Calendars and sharing them so that you view all in one combined view. There are many other options for online calendars, like CalendarHub or 30 Boxes…
60 Sites in 60 Minutes was the closing highlight of ABA TECHSHOW. As always, the presenters were entertaining, the sites were informative and there were some minor technical problems. J Tom Mighell, Reid Trautz and Craig Ball did the honors this year. I did a mini-review earlier on my blog. But now the complete…
UPDATE: While this program has already taken place, you can still enjoy the entire program online through the OBA-CLE’s online offerings. Just click this link to see about purchasing the online program. We enjoyed doing the program and have gotten some very good feedback on it.
Tom Mighell, chair of ABA TECHSHOW 2008…
People often encourage audience participation by saying "Ask any question. There is no such thing as a dumb question!" Experience, of course, sometimes tells us otherwise. J
But it is true that if one asks the question, they do need an answer. We all have questions that we need answered. We can search for answers…
The Oklahoma Bar Association now introduces a new free online service we are calling OKNewsBar. This is a resource for our members that everyone can use, consisting of a set of Web pages to allow one to quickly access new Oklahoma and U.S. Supreme Court opinions as well as up-to-date legal news and law…
Reference sites abound on the WWW. Finding things online is not just about skillfully using the search engines. Courtney Kennaday and I may have written our best "Sites for Sore Eyes" column ever for the March 2008 GP|Solo Technology eReport with "Sites For Sore Eyes: Fun and Handy Reference Sites That Rock!" By that I…
So what do the three topics about have to do with each other? They are all addressed in the GP Solo Division’s Tech e-Report for October, 2007, which was just released earlier today. This is a nice publication that I tend to profile every issue, in part because my monthly column reminds me to check…
We all like to see lists of useful Websites. Well, PC Magazine has come up with a great idea. Instead of a top 100 Websites list, it has two lists: Top 100 Classic Websites and Top 100 Undiscovered Websites. There is lots of interesting material here. I’m holding off on visiting any of the…