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New Web-Based Resource for Elders and Elder Law Attorneys
The Administration on Aging, along with a number of non-profit organizations, has created a new legal resource web site that is available to consumers, attorneys and advocates alike. It is a good starting point for anyone researching the legal rights...
Consumer Attorneys of California makes it to the bleeding edge: Twitter and Facebook
Consumer Attorneys of California (CAOC) is breaking into new media territory with presence on Facebook and Twitter. You can find CAOC on Twitter by following @ConsumerAttysCA. You can become a fan of CAOC on Facebook here. Personally, I've almost given up on Facebook, purely...
Enlighten me, but make it quick!
Most speeches are too long, which is a shame because almost every speech has some useful information. So what if you created a program that lets people present a bunch of short talks? How short? 5 minutes. Period. No more,...Most speeches are too long, which is a shame because almost every speech...
iPhone Provides Return on Investment: Blackberry is Toast
My Verizon contract recently lapsed, allowing me to enter the world of iPhone apps on the AT&T Network. One month into my transition, the verdict is in. Blackberry will not likely survive. The world belongs to iPhone. For our law... My Verizon contract recently lapsed, allowing me to enter the...
Google takes a first step at upsetting the cell phone purchase apple cart
Of interest to the gadget-loving attorneys out there, today Google announced on its blog a first step towards another attempt to change how consumers buy cell phones. Google will offer the Nexus One "superphone" through a Google-hosted store. The Nexus One was built by HTC and runs the...
