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EvidenceProf Blog
Oh Microsoft, Microsoft, Moderation Please: Rhode Island Seemingly Applies Frye In Microsoft Patent Infringement Trial
By Colin Miller
Here's a quick recap of the recent opinion of the United States District Court for the District of Rhode Island in Uniloc USA, Inc. v. Microsoft, 2009 WL 691204 (D.R.I. 2009):…
The CPA Desk
Cloud Computing, The Wave of the Future
By Greg Price
I mentioned it briefly in the PKF Texas – The Entrepreneur’s Playbook™ last week, but it seems like everywhere I turn, there’s another story about cloud computing. It’s not a…
Lawyer's Guide to Collaboration
Some Great Online Notetaking Tools
By Tom Mighell
Regular readers of this blog have probably figured out by now that we are big fans of everything Google; so it was very disappointing to me to discover that the…
Legal Profession Blog
A Dose of Legal Realism – Early Stage Company Version
Posted by Jeff LipshawThe New York Times has a story today about a start-up company called Boxee, whose software product permits the user to access multiple Internet video and music…
Lawyer's Guide to Collaboration
Online Documents Still Only for Casual Use
By Tom Mighell
In September, I posted Is Online Word Processing on the Rise?, which included a poll asking readers what tool they primarily use for word processing. Microsoft Word won hands down, with…
LawBiz Blog
Rick Borstein talks with Ed about new products from Adobe
By Ed Poll
Rick Borstein is the Business Development Manager of the Legal Market for Adobe Systems, Inc. He talks with Ed about all the differnt versions Adobe Acrobat 9 and their associated…
Lawyer's Guide to Collaboration
Is Online Word Processing Use on the Rise?
By Tom Mighell
What is your main word processing tool? According to a poll taken over at ReadWriteWeb, 49% use Microsoft Word, which is not all that surprising. But what is interesting is…
Contemporary Intellectual Property, Licensing & Information Law
“Proprietary” and “free” licenses get a win, but is it contractual?
FOSS licensors applaud the Federal Circuit decision in Jacobson, but the real winners are the vastly more numerous software producers who reject the “free” software model. Why………? The reason…
Law Practice Tips
Is Vista Really as Bad as Some Say?
By Jim Calloway
In a word, yes. If anything, Vista is worse than all of the bad things you have heard about it, at least for most users. Here is a March, 2008…
Law Practice Tips
Ten More Favorite Software Programs from Ed Bott
By Jim Calloway
Last week I highlighted Ed Bott's Ten Favorite Windows Programs of All Time. Well, lots of people read and responded to his story. So now he has compiled an additional…