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docstoc going strong ..

docstoc.com

From Jason Nazar, founder of docstoc, the sharing site for professional documents, comes this message

This is Jason from docstoc. Since we launched a few short weeks ago we’ve had thousands of documents of all descriptions being uploaded to the site. To all of you who’ve helped us to make it this far we want to extend a big “Thanks” for being part of our community of forward-thinking professionals.

For those of you who haven’t yet had a chance to see docstoc in action, come on by and sign up for free – then enjoy the best online document exchange the web has to offer; and we’re making improvements all the time. In fact we just added featured documents for each category (legal, business, etc.). If you want to be featured, or would like to see more of your documents featured to the community, just let us know. 

Feel free to send an email any time to jason@docstoc.com, or call us at 310 246 2311. Of course you can also catch me on AOL Instant Messenger at jlnazar or via Google Talk at jasonlnazar.

Finally, since your feedback and advice is crucial to our success, we were hoping that you could take a moment to tell us a few things like what you think of the site so far and what we could do to make it a better experience for you?

Thanks again for coming by and trying docstoc – the premier professional document sharing community on the web.

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11 2007


by practicehacker
posted in aggregator, business, collaborative tools, community, Copy Right, crowdsourcing, disruptive technology, document exchange, enterprise, knowledge management, law, legal marketplace, litigation, outsourcing, PDF, practice, practice management, records, storage, tags, technology, the business of law, unbundling, web 2.0, website, Wisdom of Crowds, work
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Denise Howell needs your support…

Denis Howell

Denis Howell, noted Legal blogger, who basically has pioneered the opportunity for other Legal bloggers with her listing @ ZDNet.com could use some support from the legal community by visiting ZDNet blog and not only reading or commenting, but the check the vote box. By doing this you support the effort of bringing her blogs post forward among the numerous Tech/Gaget/IT related stories.

Recently we have notice a surge in online IT publications addressing the common issue of Piracy/DRM. Much needed education is required when addressing this issue, “Fair Use” is bundled right along with it.

The opportunities for Law Firms is opening up, exposing readers to “REAL” authoritative sources in translating Copy Rights, Digital Rights Management can only benefit the Legal Sector as a whole.

I just wish someone would point RIAA or MPAA toward the International Disc Duplicators Association(IDDA), and leave the downloading soccer-moms along. The real pirates are laughing at them, my competitors, who would print/duplicate/package/distribute anything.

Show your support for a fellow attorney

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10 2007


by John Feeney
posted in Blogging, Copy Right, DRM, legal marketplace
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