by Nick Gall | September 14, 2009 | Comments Off
I just took a look at twitter’s revised terms of service. I posted the my feedback using the feedback link, but I’d thought I’d also post it in my blog for all to see (and respond to): We both own my content Given your legal language below, twitter effectively jointly "owns" my content. In other [...]
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by Nick Gall | February 1, 2009 | 1 Comment
My colleague Mark Raskino has written a thought provoking piece (Could recession speed up lawyer automation?) in which he predicts "‘expert systems’ are coming into legal practice situations. These systems can take away much of the simpler work previously undertaken by legally qualified people at significant hourly rates." This mention of "expert systems" replacing attorneys [...]
