Although the site developed by Agency.com is still a little rough around the edges, this experiment is widely viewed as a social media success story because it allows the user to interact with the product, thus producing a way for the end-user
Earlier in February, I sat in on a webinar provided by Altman Weil on Alternative Fee Arrangements (AFA). I had planned on getting a bunch of work done while I listened to the same ideas I’ve heard numerous times before. Fortunately, I didn’t get much work done since the program had some excellent content.
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I know this fellow who is so cheap (everyone: “How Cheap Is He??”) — he is so cheap that he hasn’t had a real home phone (AKA “land line”) for almost 8 years now. Okay… it’s really me, but, anyone that knows me, knows I’m cheap.
A web site is not to be read. It is to be scanned.
Studies show that visitors spend less than 4 seconds on a web page.
With that in mind, search engine optimization is vital. Putting your most important words at the front and at the top of pages, paragraphs, sentences, and lines should be
In 1996 I was asked to speak for the Great Lakes Organization of Bar Executives (GLOBE). The group was meeting in Park City and I was a convenient geek to present to them (living in Salt Lake at the time). I was tasked with talking about the future of legal technology and how it might
On Friday the 13th at at 23:31:30 GMT, Unix computers using ten-digit clocks displayed 1234567890.
Computer geeks around the world saluted that night. Twitterers tweeted the party rally: “1234567890”.
But apparently the party of geeks ushering in this new era must now turn their programming prowess into another type of number crunching: switching for 32-bit
Last week, DLA Piper announced that they were laying off 80 attorneys and 100 staffers. Over the past week, we’ve tracked DLA Piper to see which attorneys have been coming and going, and we’ve found some interesting trends that we thought we’d share with you.
Thursday February 12, 2009, a day that most of us in large law firms will remember for a long time. Losing over 800 jobs in law firms in one day is a terrible, terrible thing, but we’ve all been hearing that some firms are doing “stealth” layoffs as well. This really means that there are