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Google Keeps Your Digital Tail

March 14, 2010

Electronic discovery, while undergoing constant change, is still considered uncharted territory. What kinds of information is discoverable is still debated, along with methods for recovering that information. More and more businesses conduct electronic discovery, but examining hard drives is still very expensive. The amount of information available, however, is not in doubt. As this recent [...]

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Is Digital Court the Wave of the Future?

March 4, 2010

Google is working on an experimental fiber optic network that promises ultra fast internet speeds, more than 100 times faster than what most Americans currently have access to. As both court administration and attorneys rely more on the internet, will digital court become a reality?

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Search is More Social

February 17, 2010

In October of last year google released its Social Search experiment in an effort to personalize search with content from the searcher’s online contacts. Social Search is now available to everyone in beta:
In order to see “social search” results, you must be logged into your Google profile.
For example, when i perform a search for lawyer [...]

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Google AdWords: The Missing Startup Manual

February 16, 2010

I have to admit, Google AdWords confounded me at first. I had logged into the site many times clicked around a little, became frustrated, and found something else to do.  The hurdle I could not overcome was the lack of clear, simple instructions to create an introductory account, become proficient, and enjoy the benefits this [...]

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CNET Prefers the Nexus One to the iPhone 3GS

February 15, 2010

In a head-to-head, feature-to-feature battle, CNET picks the Nexus One as the better phone.
Couple the N1’s advantages with a lower overall price tag and Google’s ability to keep the sci-fi-like apps coming, and it should be a contender—if not the clear choice—for the space in your pocket.

Google Nexus One versus IPhone 3GS – The War [...]

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Google’s Privacy Promises

February 9, 2010

Google explains why it wants your data, how it protects your data, and what it does to make sure you can get your data out of Google when you want to:

Someone should tell Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Google Renews Its Privacy Vows | TechCrunch

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Google Nexus One Smartphone Review

February 8, 2010

I took delivery of a shiny, new Nexus One a few weeks ago. Unlike Randall, who started blogging exuberantly about his iPhone the moment he got it, decided to live with the phone for a little while before writing a review.
Why I chose the Nexus One
My last few phones have been two- or three generations [...]

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Pssst, Buddy—Wanna Buy a Client?

February 4, 2010

Running a successful law practice is all about getting clients. One way is by building a referral network, a frequent topic on Lawyerist. Another way is by advertising, such as in the yellow pages.
As traditional advertising methods wane, lawyers are getting excited by new methods of attracting clients through the internet. All those potential clients [...]

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Keeping Facebook Info Private

February 2, 2010

There are plenty of posts about how Facebook can be part of your social media campaign. But that does mean you necessarily want everything on Facebook to be available to everyone. Take five minutes and make sure your Facebook privacy settings are right for you.

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Google Voice on the iPhone

January 31, 2010

Google Voice is a great service and now you can easily use it with your iPhone. iPhone users can access Google Voice through a new website that almost entirely mimics an actual application.

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