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E-Books and 'Text-to-Speech' Technology

The Legal Intelligencer

Amazon's Kindle 2 recently hit the market, including a new feature called "text to speech" that had the publishing industry threatening suit for what it considered a threat to the audio book market. From a copyright point of view, does text-to-speech technology require a license?

Tasty Apps to Add to Your iPhone

Corporate Counsel

Apps -- those easy-to-download, seamlessly installed, usually cheap add-ons available at Apple's App Store -- are a powerful way to customize an iPhone (or iPod Touch) to do just the things you want it to. Here are some of Alan Cohen's favorite apps: some useful, some just plain fun.

At Trial, Don't Leave Technology Behind

The Legal Intelligencer

As you jump on the elevator with binders, records and writing boards in one hand and your entire case on a pull cart, you wonder: "Do I have everything I need for trial?" If it were 1999, the answer would be yes. In 2009, no, you're missing software like InData TrialDirector.

Stay 'InTouch' With Your Computer

Law.com

When you are away from the office, if you can't be without the resources on your computer, you can either take it with you or access it remotely via software. Law.com's Legal Technology editor Sean Doherty reviews I'm InTouch from a remote location to test how well it keeps you connected.

Creating Stable and Consistent Documents

Legal Tech Newsletter

As a large firm, Burns & Levinson was continually struggling with document stability and maintaining a consistent look with the documents it created. Esquire Innovations iCreate and iRedline were the best fit to establish a consistent branding across stable and functional documents.

Creating a Solid SharePoint Backup

Special to Law.com

Law firms running Microsoft SharePoint already own most of the required tools to recover from a complete or partial data loss, so implementing a backup plan need not be costly. But be sure to include an automated, site-level backup, says Fenwick & West's SharePoint expert Mark Gerow.

Wife May Use Husband's E-Mails in Divorce Case

New York Law Journal

A woman may introduce e-mails surreptitiously culled from her estranged husband's online account as evidence of his scheme to hide his true income, a N.Y. Supreme Court judge ruled. The decision turned on the fact that the wife looked at stored e-mails and did not intercept the messages "in transit."

Technology Improves Financial Analysis

Legal Tech Newsletter

Having outgrown the labor-intensive ways of creating budgets and monitoring the law firm's performance, Sonnenschein decided to update its financial planning and analysis processes from Hyperion software to new technology based on Microsoft Business Intelligence.

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