As most of my listeners know, I love to keep up with what's going on in technology, and even more so, if it's legal technology. While I couldn't be at LegalTech New York this week, I am watching the posts, tweets and articles written by the myriad of people who are attending. On such blog post discusses cloud computing and why we aren't quite "there" yet:
Continue Reading...Social media includes such Internet applications as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIN, MySpace and blogging. When people started using such media, many thought it was purely for personal reasons and basically ignored its business implications. That is no longer true. In fact, with hundreds of millions of people using social media, it is rapidly the phone and even email as a primary form of communication.
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Twitter is a relatively new social networking site that allows its users to communicate using "tweets" that are no more than 140 characters. When I first joined Twitter, I had a hard time understanding how such communication could benefit the users. Now, I am not only convinced it is something that is really huge and is here to stay, I am slowly finding people who have seen the light on it and can point the direction. One such person is Rush Nigut, an Iowa attorney. Rush has an excellent article on his Iowa business blog entitled "More on Twitter in the Workplace." I'd highly recommend it not only for lawyers, but for everyone, since its impact will be felt by us all. Follow Rush on Twitter.
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