Year: 2002

If you named your company (not to mention the site) “Law.com”, don’t you think http://law.com/ would pull up the home page? Turns out you’d be wrong. You need to go http://www.law.com/ . Come on guys, figure out the DNS!

My only comments after reading the synopsis (I’ll look at the full paper later) is to compare this with Gartner’s Hype Cycle (I wrote about this last December). More later… From Ross Mayfield’s Weblog: Whitepaper: Timing Your Business Case. I have posted a whitepaper on the use of financial metrics (ROI, TCO, ROA, etc.) in…

Well, one review anyway. Sandeep Dave, editor of the India Law & International Resources Review, recently published his review of the Lawyer’s Guide to Marketing on the Internet. You can read the full review here. But the concluding paragraph says what needs to be said: In plain language, the book gives useful tips to exploit…

I just recreated four posts from yesterday that vanished sometime overnight. When I got to my computer this morning, Radio had crashed at some point – and when it restarted, it acted as if posts I’d made since late afternoon had never happened. Fortunately I had copies of the posts (I subscribe to my own…

From this month’s Technology Review, The Web’s Missing Links: Webloggers, or “bloggers,” say recent experiments with backlinking could benefit all kinds of online publishing. Instead of pointing readers only to sources for the item they have just read, backlinks also point to newer material that item inspired, making it easy to follow a path through…

I’ve been silent on a couple of law firm soap operas playing out very publicly in the press lately. But for the benefit of any readers who may not be wired into the rumor mill, let me try to sum them up for you… Pillsbury Winthrop and Latham & Watkins Frode Jensen, a partner in…

“It’s over.” “You’ll be back.” Well done, Mr. President.

I’d seen Phil’s endorsements of Ryze, but it was Matt Mower’s e-mail this morning urging me to take a look that tipped the balance. For those that don’t know, Ryze is a business networking web site. The goal is to make it simple for people with common interests to find each other. There’s a geographic…

This slide presentation is interesting for a whole host of reasons: Making the Case for PHP at Yahoo!

Last year’s season started with a plane hijacking – filmed before but shown after September 11. This season starts with a brutal torture scene (condoned by, but not performed by, US government agents), followed later by Kiefer Sutherland apparently killing a prisoner in cold blood and then saying, “I need a hacksaw.” Whoa. Heavy stuff –…