Disruption is definitely the hot term du jour. It mostly is a fancy way of saying “change”, but that doesn’t quite do it justice. Go read this wonderful post by Jordan Furlong on “What Disruption Really Means.” Go on. I’ll wait. As with change, many people view disruption as one would a cloud of locusts Read the full post…
“Admit it. You aren’t like them. You’re not even close. You may occasionally dress yourself up as one of them, watch the same mindless television shows as they do, maybe even eat the same fast food sometimes. But it seems that the more you try to fit in, the more you feel like an outsider, Read the full post…
I’ve been wanting to write this post since I got back from LVI2012, but well…things happen. At least in my delay all of the videos of the presentations from LVI are now up AND it’s been announced that there will be an LVI2013 in Jersey. Not the Snookie one, the island in between England and Read the full post…
I had the great privilege of attending the Law via the Internet conference this week in Ithaca, NY. This conference brings together people from all around the world involved in putting law online – LIIs, academics, non-profits and even some civic minded hackers. For me, this was one of those truly transformative conference experiences and Read the full post…
When I started working for CALI, I swore that this, my personal blog, would not become a series of advertisements for CALI products – I have a blog over on CALI Classcaster to do stuff like that. However, I am making an exception just this once BECAUSE THIS IS IMPORTANT. I have been admittedly in Read the full post…
Hello faithful RSS subscribers! The good folks over at the Vox PopuLII blog invited me to write a guest post. It’s called “The Loris in the Library” and is about collaboration amongst legal information types and some of the challenges librarians face in collaborating. I turned in the final draft of it on 12/7, so Read the full post…
I have a guest post coming out next week in the Legal Information Institute’s VoxPopuLII that discusses the culture clashes between librarians and other players in the legal information game. (I’ll link to it when it’s published.) Without giving away too much, it’s sort of a broad think piece that doesn’t really go into specifics, Read the full post…
