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iPad Wireless Presentation
When Steve Jobs announced the iPad he called it ‘magical.’ Magical seemed a bit silly and somewhat corny. Over the past year and a half or so, the iPad offered more and more to the point that it has truly … Continue reading
On the Bleeding Edge
Back in the dark ages (prior to the widespread availability of the ‘personal’ computer), my father worked in a corporate environment. There was always a push for the most up-to-date technology as a tool which could speed work, improve accuracy … Continue reading
iPad at Trial
Maclitigator just completed a four day jury trial (a.k.a. “in the Soup” as my friend Chuck might say) using the iPad as the primary means of getting information in front of the jury. Here’s the low down on how it … Continue reading
Circus Ponies Notebook 3.0 Released
Just received word that Circus Ponies’ Notebook 3.0 is released. Some of the new features include stickies,sticky flags, the ability to ‘tear out’ a page, shapes/drawing tools and a revamped interface. Stay tuned for a review as part of the … Continue reading
Present Like Steve Jobs, Without the Black Turtleneck.
BusinessWeek posted another great piece “Deliver a Presentation Like Steve Jobs.” Highlights include: Sell the benefit. While most presenters promote product features, Jobs sells benefits. When introducing iTunes movie rentals, Jobs said, “We think there is a better way to deliver … Continue reading
Presentation Zen
Jurors present the very most difficult audience, they usually don’t want to be there, start with the belief that everything you do is a lie geared to influence the outcome, hate to waste time anymore than necessary and yet must … Continue reading
Jury Selection Spread Sheet.
The Mac Lawyer has a guest post article by G. Ware Cornell Jr about his jury selection spread sheet using iWork ’08′s Numbers program. While it might not precisely fit your practice, just seeing the template created by Mr. Cornell … Continue reading