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Web 2.0 – Leveraging New Media to Maximize Your Securities & Compliance Practice
On February 17, 2009, Securities Docket is sponsoring a webcast that will look at the numerous ways that securities and compliance counsel and professionals can now use web 2.0 to promote, market, and network themselves, their practices and their firms as never before. Please join Bruce Carton, Editor of Securities Docket, and me for a [...]
Enterprise RSS Day of Action – April 24
The Enterprise RSS Day of Action is April 24. I consider RSS to be the glue that holds together Web 2.0 and especially Enterprise 2.0. Blogs and wikis are great tools. But they are even more powerful when they are pushing content out through RSS feeds. It is much more efficient to have relevant content [...]
Lifestream – Aggregating Youself
As social media is spreading and as I am using more social media tools, I find that the information about me is being spread across more and more sites. Of course one of of the great things about most “2.0 tools” is that they allow you to easily manipulate the information. I created a lifestream [...]
RSS and Law Firm Knowledge Management 2.0
Right behind wikis in the toolbox for law firm knowledge management 2.0 is the use of RSS feeds. Without RSS, a wiki is a much less powerful tool. RSS is simply a notification of a change or new content on website. The notification can be sent by email. Even better is through feedreader. Google Reader, [...]
RSS Feed Readers
The most popular RSS Feedreader in October of 2007 was Google Reader in October of 2007. It had the most feeds being added to it during that month. It had 37.4% of all feeds added to a feed reader, according to AddThis.com. Google keeps its crown for another month, continuing to grow its share. This [...]
How Does Bill Gates Use Office 2007 and SharePoint
In my feed from SharePointPedia, I came across a post from Bill Gates on how he uses Office 2007 and SharePoint. Yes, it is a pretty fluffy post about how wonderful Office 2007 is to use. Mr. Gates points out the ability to use SharePoint as an expertise locater. He also talks about creating internal [...]
Organizing RSS Feeds
I recently switched from using Bloglines as my feedreader to using Google Reader. I liked the ability to publish shared items on Facebook. As the number of my feeds has exploded past 150, it has gotten harder to manage the feeds. I found this especially true when I was on “vacation” at my in-laws in [...]
Facebook and RSS Feeds
I noticed this morning that Facebook now has an RSS feed for your friend’s status. I am not sure if that has been there for a while or whether it is a new feature. (I found it by clicking on the “see all” link on the Status Update section of the opening page.) It is [...]
FeedBurner Integration for Blogspot Blogs
One of the questions I always have with a blog is whether anyone is reading it. As I posted earlier [Why Blog? My Reasons] I use this blog as a personal knowledge management tool. I put links to articles that I want to refer to later, along with my reaction to the article. I post [...]
Increasing SharePoint Value with RSS
Forrester Research and NewsGator are putting on a webinar: Increasing SharePoint Value with RSS: “Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 is getting lots of buzz because it’s a one-stop portal, collaboration, content management, search and business process environment. To get the most of SharePoint team sites, you need to make the experience as rich as possible [...]
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