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Vokle gives a voice to the masses (sort of)

It looks like Vokle wants to become the video chat forum for the masses. Originally envisioned as a political platform, Vokle makes it so easy to broadcast and receive real-time streaming commentary that it just might make public debate over the Internet a reality. The platform has also been embraced and roundly praised by Arrianna Huffington … but I like it anyway.

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21

07 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Podcast, Podcasting, Politics, Quick Review, Telephony & Voice Over IP, Video, community, disruptive technology, government 2.0, lifestreaming, media, municipal government, new media, practice, president o'bama, realtime, remote, social media, social media tools, social networking, startup, technology, the business of law, tools, youtube
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Boxcar Push Notification for iPhone and iPad

Boxcar is a push notification app for iPhones and iPads that works with
  • email account(s)
  • Twitter
  • Facebook
  • RSS feeds
  • And more
It’s one app, and a whole lot of possibilities for instant alerts that’ll keep you informed on-the-go.

08

06 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Lifehacker, Push Notification, casestreaming, collaborative tools, community, realtime, rss, social media tools
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Rumors of my death have been greatly exaggerated

In this brilliant piece of unintentional self-parody social media consultant Louis Gray comments that in 5 years there will be no … social media consultants. Psych!

According to Mr. G, they will be as out-dated as webmasters. Wait … I thought we still had webmasters. Well now I’m just confused. BTW, I like Louis Gray’s work. I follow him on Twitter and get his website’s RSS feed, just as I do with respect to a handful of others such as Robert Scoble, Chris Brogan, Steve Rubel, and a few others. So yeah, I’m a fan. I just couldn’t resist the irony, though. Posted via web from practice (redux)

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24

05 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Video, social media tools, web 2.0
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Socialwok (allegedly) adds collaboration to Outlook

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Socialwok is a free add-on for Google Apps that you can pick up at the Google Apps Marketplace.

I installed it a month ago but have never really been able to connect people in my office using this app. I know it’s working, but it still does not really seem to be adding much interaction. I’ll keep trying and let you know if it truly does the job. In the meantime, here’s a video about using Socialwok with Outlook. Enjoy.

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21

05 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Google, Google Apps, Microsoft Outlook, Office, Video, android, apps, enterprise, free, knowledge management, law office, practice, practice management, social media, social media tools, social networking, technology, the business of law, tips, tools, twitter, youtube
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Google TV to be Unveiled Next Month

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According to The Wall Street Journal, Google will unveil the Android-based television platform at its annual developer event in San Francisco on May 19 and 20. Hardware partners, including Sony, Intel and Logitech, have already announced plans to release products on the Google TV platform. Consumer electronics giant Samsung also recently confirmed that it’s considering the platform as well — an interesting move considering Samsung already has its own app store for Internet-connected TVs. Google has extended significant tendrils into the television space lately, both with the Google TV project and with a television search initiative with Dish Network. In some ways it’s a logical “third screen” move now that the internet company has established itself as a significant player in the mobile space.

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30

04 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Google, Podcast, Podcasting, Video, cool stuff, disruptive technology, social media, social media tools, unbundling
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Office 2010 officially ships …

… but will it be any better than the beta version  I’ve been using? Maybe. Will I pay to find out? Not sure. So what do I know? I know that  Mashabl!’s lame coverage tells me nothing. Thanks for the Microsoft press release guys. I didn’t know you were a public-relations outlet for Bill Gates. Nice.

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17

04 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Article, Bill Gates, Microsoft, Microsoft Outlook, Office, Word, beta, current-events, enterprise, mashable, software
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Glympse

 This Redmond-based startup is introducing its location-based  social sharing service  for the iPhone, Android, and Windows Mobile, allowing friends to see their location on any Internet-connected device. Users customize who can see them and their posts, whether that is a single person, a group, or everyone they add on Facebook, Twitter, et al. Read the full story on Read/Write/Web.
 
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16

04 2010


by practicehacker
posted in Article, Foursquare, Glympse, Mobile device, RWW, Telephony & Voice Over IP, android, apps, beta, buzz, collaborative tools, community, cool stuff, current-events, disruptive technology, facebook, free, iPhone, iPhone Apps, location-based, mobile, radical transparency, remote, social networking, twitter
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ABA Tech Show 2010 in Pictures

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28

03 2010


by practicehacker
posted in ABA, ABA Jounral, Amicus, Article, Blogging, Docs, FastCase, LPM Section, Lexis-Nexis, Marketing, Meeting, Microsoft, Microsoft Outlook, Mobile device, Office, PCLaw, PDA/SMARTPHONE, PDF, Podcast, Podcasting, SaaS, Sponsor, Telephony & Voice Over IP, Video, Westlaw, Word, Wordpress, blackberry, clio, community, conference, current-events, in house counsel, law, law office, legal marketplace, legal research, litigation, manager, martindale-hubbell connected, media, moblogging, new media, news, old media, practice, practice management, records, review, rocketmatter, social networking, software, technology, the business of law, tips, tools, twitter, unbundling, web 2.0, website, work, youtube
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