Technology holdings: TechnoLawyer archive

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The TechnoLawyer listserv is one of the largest and most established for the legal community. It advertises itself as superior to Google in terms of finding information about legal technology and lets you restrict searches to specific areas, such as copiers, scanners and printers.

United States, Services information, Analysis, Services, Technology application, Information services, Law firms, Technological innovations, Information services industry, Google Inc.

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2002 predictions: six legal technologists foretell what is in store for the legal tech industry of the year to come

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Six legal technology experts discuss what law firms should expect in terms of technological innovations in the coming year. 2002. What was big in 2001 is also examined, and whether those developments are likely to continue to be relevant is assessed.

Preview of coming year, Technological forecasting, Cover Story, Review of past year, Business conditions

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Malevolent computer code: five legal technologists share their experiences with Code Red and other viruses

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Impacts of computer viruses such as the Code Red worm are discussed, and tips are provided concerning precautions companies should take. For example, keeping up with software security patches is especially important.

Column, Computer viruses, Data security, Virus, Data security issue

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