Any ‘internet’ book worth its salt needs to be constantly updated to remain relevant and useful. The Cybersleuth’s Guide to the Internet by Carole A. Levitt and Mark E. Rosch
Gerry Oginski is synonymous with lawyer videos. He’s an evangelist for the medium and preaches about how lawyers can use video to communicate and market online. His recently published 300-page
Dust off your old library card and start borrowing books from the local library without leaving your house. And it’s free! With the OverDrive Media Console app, you can now
Inspiration is gratitude’s easy-to-mock cousin in personal self-fulfillment. It’s a lot more fun to be cynical than earnest. Just the other day I was LMAO at a mock inspirational poster
Sometimes you wanna read and get effortlessly carried away. Othertimes you might want to get your mind blown by an incredible work of non-fiction. At least I do, and judging by the success of recent books by Malcolm Gladwell and Steve Levitt, the Freakonomics guy, I’m not alone in that regard.
In my MILOFest presentation on living a responsibly connected life, I cited evidence put forth in Nick Carr’s 2010 book The Shallows asserting that intensive web usage can actually alter
