I’m a bit late congratulating my friend Dennis Kennedy on his new gig as technology columnist for the ABA Journal.  He will make interesting use of that platform.

His first column was titled "Finding It—Difficult." He noted how desktop search tools allow you to save interesting articles quickly, perhaps all in one folder, and

This month I decided to put together a legal technology quiz. Take the quiz here.

I will confess up front that entertainment was the primary goal here rather than true benchmarking of knowledge. Nevertheless, if you get a 3 or 4, you might have some cause for concern. I will note that the best possible

I stumbled across Mashable last night looking for something. Mashable is a news blog about online social networking trends. (How’s that for focused content?)

The site does have some really nice resource collections and one article that I wanted to pass along to the cutting edge technology types among my readers. The articles include Podcasting

Several tech-smart lawyers and consultants were asked what technology magazines one should read to stay up with technology issues. I thought you’d be interested in the variety of titles mentioned. I’m sure good publications were omitted, so don’t take any ommision as significant.

Law Technolgoy News is a no-brainer. It is free in either a

When you think of wikis, you may think only of Wikipedia. But in fact there are quite a few law-related wikis. For a discussion of the tool and a list of links to law-related wikis, check out Bob Ambrogi’s article "Legal Wikis are Bound to Wow You."

It seems like a lot of medium-sized law