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Coming today to BlawgWorld: Our editorial team has selected and linked to 119 articles from the past week worthy of your attention, including our Post of the Week. Here's a sample:

How Far Can Legal Work Be Automated?

Top 10 Smartphones of 2011 (Holiday Gift Guide)

Small Firm Lawyers Sometimes Handle Big-Time Cases

Why I Stopped Blogging, and Why I'm Back

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Today's issue of TL Answers contains these articles:

S. Finlayson, Tips For Creating A Law Firm Web Site

Vusumzi Msi, Review: Fujitsu Fi-6130 Scanner

Yvonne Renfrew, How To Name Letters From Opposing Counsel Using The "Renfrew System"

Steven Silberman, MiFi Versus IPhone Hotspot

Nancy Moran, Tips For Beginners Just Getting Started With Multiple Monitors

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Coming today to TechnoFeature: They say that lawyers are not visual people. Hogwash. We're all visual. No one's brain, legal or otherwise, works only in the linear, verbal realm. Thus, it's likely you could benefit from mindmapping (aka brainstorming) software. And who better to write a buyer's guide for you than lawyer and document assembly expert Seth Rowland who reviewed allCLEAR and MindManager respectively in two issues of this newsletter back in 2007. In today's TechnoFeature article, Seth moves beyond the product review to deliver for you at no charge a full-blown buyer's guide. Seth discusses nine features to consider when shopping. As a bonus, the appendix to this article lists 14 desktop software and six cloud (Web) products. Did Seth use mindmapping software to create this comprehensive buyer's guide. Need you ask?

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Today's issue of Fat Friday contains these articles:

David Herskovic, Review: TraySelector For Microsoft Office

Theo Rand, Review: Google Desktop (Get It While You Still Can)

Jeffrey Chard, Review: FileCenter Pro

Clark Stewart, Syncing Is Not Dead In My Practice

Janet Grove, Thank You Ed Zohn For Your SmallLaw Column

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Today's issue of Answers to Questions contains these articles:

Vivian Manning, How Burgar Rowe Uses Acrobat To Store Client-Related Email

Jon Lydell, Why I Don't Use Law Practice Software; Reviews Of Outlook And WordPerfect

Simon Laurent, Review: SmartDraw For Gantt And Other Charts

Cate Eranthe, Reviews Of Voice Memos And Dragon Dictate For IPhone

Henry Murphy, Review: PdfFactory And FinePrint

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Coming today to TechnoFeature: An admission or other material on a Web page can serve as important evidence or help you impeach a witness. But people — especially the unethical variety — can easily change or delete Web pages. Also, the hard drive that houses a Web page can fail. Therefore, you should act quickly and capture Web evidence as soon as possible. But if you don't capture it correctly, you may find yourself unable to authenticate it in court. In this TechnoFeature, Web evidence collection expert Paul Easton explains the four steps involved in properly collecting and preserving Web evidence as well as software tools that can make these tasks easier. He also discusses an alternative method that takes much less time. Sooner or later virtually every litigator will need Web evidence for a particular case so every litigator should learn how to collect it in a defensible manner.

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Today's issue of Answers to Questions contains these articles:

Fred Pharis, Review: Express Dictate and Express Scribe

Arthur Smith, Document Management Software Versus a Well-Trained Staff

Deepa Patel, Word v. WordPerfect: Our Conversion Experience

Theodore Borrego, The Security of SaaS

Michael Vranicar, Review: Adobe Premiere Elements for Video Editing

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Coming today to Answers to Questions: Roy Johnston shares a tip on evergreen retainer fees, Richard Lehrman discusses what he missed about Windows after switching to Mac, Mike Fellows reviews Vito Sound Explorer for mobile dictation, Stephen C. Carpenter reviews Acronis True Image 10 for backing up and restoring data, and Joshua Stein reviews PagePlus X3. Don't miss this issue.

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