Podcasts

Hosts Jim Calloway and Sharon Nelson pick the brain of "Power Point in One Hour for Lawyers" author Paul Unger on best Power Point presentation tips, whether for a trial, or a conference.

You can argue the death of anything is exaggerated, just look at newspapers. Dennis Kennedy and Tom Mighell argue, and make some good points, all of which poses the question: how to get people INTO your website?

Construction work outside the window? Noisy neighbors? Pets? Now the word "audience" has different meaning, so tune into this edition of the Kennedy-Mighell Report and learn some tricks of the trade for giving webinars.

While the NSA has been getting most of the press over privacy invasion, the FBI has been more in your face, though you may not have known.

Tune in to learn more about meta data, benefits of paperless, and John’s favorite software tools.

Panel presentations are a different animal. Dennis and Tom give you some tips on how to be on a panel, and you'll want to hear the end of the podcast for Parting Shots because, well, it's about food

"Don't update the app before you go into court," live polling and other tips from two veteran lawyers and presenters.

Tune in to learn more about dark data, how to select outside vendors, and hosting costs vs. storage costs.

Relive (or refresh your memory) on some highlights of ABA TECHSHOW, plus investments in "legal ventures" alternatives to what lawyers do rather than into technology lawyers use.

Hosts Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway interview this year’s ABA TECHSHOW Chair Natalie Kelly. The introduction of how-to’s to the future of the ABA TECHSHOW Planning Board, they cover the highlights of the 2014. This year’s hottest topics include: the re-emergence of paperless, cloud computing, and iOS. Listen for more about the Solutions Lab, Exhibits, and much, much more.