Minnesota Lawyer
The commotion over Instragram's ill-fated terms of service changes throws a spotlight on social media websites’ constant striving to bend themselves into channels that marketers will pay to use in some fashion, and users’ resistance to such efforts.
Read More »The skinny on iPad mini for attorneys
Lawyers reviewing the latest gadget released by Apple – the junior-sized iPad mini – are focusing on its size, shape, weight and usability, elements of what tech-geeks call its “form factor.”
Read More »Middle Class: This campaign is for you
As they prepared for tonight’s presidential debate, President Obama and former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney no doubt have had an image seared onto their brains, ...
Read More »First presidential debate exasperates fact-checkers: A round up
Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney, declared the winner Wednesday night by most pundits and snap polls by CNN and CBS, was shot down by several fact-checkers with comments harsh enough to tempt President Barack Obama’s ad-makers.
Read More »Social media: On the outside looking in at presidential debates
Social media has been a wild card in presidential politics since at least 2003, when liberal, tech-savvy activists used blogs and early social networks to lift from obscurity Gov. Howard Dean’s anti-war challenge to front-runner Sen. John Kerry.
Read More »
