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The ABA Journal for March, 2007 has a feature Fantasy life, Real Law. it is about lawyers who participate in the virtual community Second Life. I became interested in Second Life several months ago when I read that some people werre actually supporting themselves in the real world by their business activities in this…

Everyone loves a Top Ten list. After posting about the Top Ten Flicker Hacks a few days ago, I decided I’d spend some time looking for some more Top Ten lists. It has been several weeks since I had time for any semi-pointless Web surfing and it turned out to be fun. There are countless…

Well, at some level I never thought I’d link to a YouTube video from this blog, and at some level I knew, of course, that I’d someday link to video from this blog. But this video from Michael Wesch, Assistant Professor of Cutural Anthropology, Kansas State University, about the evolution of the World Wide Web…

Several months ago a group of nationally-known speakers on a 60 Tips in 60 Minutes panel were joking that we could probably do a presentation titled 60 Google Tips for Lawyers. With the speed at which Google has rolled out new services this past year, that is scarcely a joke any more. The current new…

I have just learned from the OBA-NET (our bar member’s only online service in Oklahoma) that you can download all titles of the US Code from a website provided by the US House of Representatives. Here’s the link: http://uscode.house.gov/download/downloadPDF.shtml

According to Robert Don Gifford, an OBA member currently working in the US Attorney’s office in…

If you haven’t been paying attention lately, you may not have noticed that online storage space is getting cheap. I’ve been researching lately into the various potential uses of online storage space for lawyers, from online backup to file sharing to virtual drives for day-to-day work. You have probably noted that there is a lot…