Monday, July 16, 2007 at 2:04PM But that doesn't mean I didn't bookmark it!!! What? The iPhone Nametag, that's what.
Four step plan:
Via what's rapidly becoming my favorite blog, Mashable.
Monday, July 16, 2007 at 1:21PM There's a new Sound Policy up today, my interview with lawyer Robert Knox about his client freeadvice.com's lawsuit against a problematic user.
Over at Lawgarithms, I just posted my interview with George Lenard about the pitfalls and risks faced by employers who look to social networking data for information on candidates or hires.
Finally, Victor Cajiao of the Typical Mac User Podcast (who also does invaluable and much appreciated post-production on TWiL) had me on his show recently to discuss the legal ramifications of storing data in the cloud.
Monday, July 16, 2007 at 9:32AM Jeff Pulver: "This morning I made the decision to focus all of my professional business social networking contacts to be on Facebook. That means that I am no longer going to accept new LinkedIn requests. After spending the past few months using Facebook, I no longer see the value of LinkedIn."
Jeff's spent a few months, I've spent about 2 weeks. Same decision. I might still continue to accept LinkedIn requests, but as has always been the case with my use of that site, I spend no time in it, on it, or paying attention to what my network is doing there.
Related aside: for reasons Robert Scoble discusses, and as detailed in our Between Lawyers group on Facebook, Facebook finally has me using an aggregator after six years of finding them basically useless. It's Google Reader. So now I have my first grumble: as part of the Google OS/empire, why doesn't Reader have "Blog This" functionality with Blogger?
Wednesday, July 11, 2007 at 7:56PM Spotted on Facebook: a law student social group dubbed "Dear Law School: High School Called, They Want Their Drama Back."
Currently adding to the drama of the law school experience according to the National Law Journal is the small percentage of students who can actually nab those obscenely high paying first year salaries.
Tuesday, July 10, 2007 at 11:16PM I'm loving the Digg iPhone app, on which are currently featured Jim Louderback's and Veronica Belmont's forward-looking career changes, as well as the winners of TorrentFreak's Anti-DRM t-shirt design contest.
Here's a metric to which I'd enjoy being privy: the extent of today's iTunes sales spike for Rory Gallagher's The Cuckoo, and the album on which it appears, Wheels Within Wheels.
Bonus links: Dave Winer: "The focus now is the story." Mike Cane: "Oh. My. God." (Footnotable: before reading that I had just reset, de-SIM carded, and boxed my old phone for sale).
