Good article from Law.com about how lawyers are using social networking sites like Facebook and Myspace to get information on clients. By Vesna JaksicThe National Law JournalOctober 15, 2007 At Malbrough & Lirette in Houma, La., a secretary browses MySpace and Facebook Web sites each day. She’s not checking the online social networking sites for …
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Good article on the new Windows vista system from law.com. Vista is the successor to Windows XP, the PC operating system currently used by over 400 million people. After more than five years of intensive efforts, Windows Vista is finally complete. This new operating system is a major Windows update with lots of new functionality …
CNET is reporting real estate info site, Zillow, has had an FTC complaint filed against it for posting misleading home pricing estimates. In its complaint with the Federal Trade Commission, the National Community Reinvestment Coalition states that Zillow is “intentionally misleading consumers and real-estate professionals to rely upon the accuracy of its valuation services despite …
Good article from Robert J. Ambrogi from Law.com about the new Internet Explorer browser version 7 and comparing it to the rival browser Firefox.
Good article about law firm web design by Jim Austin of The Legal Intelligencer. Some interesting highlights… Fewer firms are using "splash" pages — animated graphics or Flash presentations with little to no content. Splash pages increase download times, confuse search engines and can discourage visitors looking for content. Also, firms are moving away from …
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Court TV’s online service will offer full coverage of Saddam Hussein’s trial when it resumes, perhaps as early as next Monday. Court TV Extra said Tuesday it would show the trial on a 20-minute delay. It is scheduled to air from roughly 4 to 9 a.m. EST, with on-demand highlight clips also available. Source: Law.com
