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New Yorkers Say 'Not on My Roof' to Wireless

New York Law Journal

New York City is the largest cellular phone market in the country. While seemingly everyone utilizes wireless services, the antenna infrastructure necessary to support such traffic is subject to a new form of NIMBY reaction, characterized in one case as NOMR, or "Not on My Roof."

Judge Cool to DVD Copying

The Recorder

The Motion Picture Association of America sued RealNetworks over its DVD-copying software when the product launched last fall. The case highlights the fundamental divide between Hollywood and technology companies and will likely impact the legal status of copying movies under the DMCA.

Product Review: HP Scanjet 7000

Law.com

A good scanner offers quality duplex scanning with output to a variety of formats, including PDF and TIFF, and comes bundled with software that easily integrates it with other desktop apps. Law.com Technology Editor Sean Doherty reviews HP's Scanjet 7000 to see how it rates.

Attorney Video Tips: Sound Equipment

Special to Law.com

After camera and lights, what's the most important thing you need to be able to make a good video for marketing your law firm? The answer, according to attorney Gerry Oginski: sound equipment. Lend an ear to Oginski's sound recommendations.

Attorney Video Tips: Lighting

Special to Law.com

Some attorneys think that shooting a video in front of a corner office's big picture window will signal their importance. Others believe that creating dark shadows will set a mood that adds to their credibility when discussing the law. They're all wrong, writes attorney Gerry Oginski.

Attorney Video Tips: Cameras

Special to Law.com

If you want to create your own video marketing content, know that most cameras sold today are good enough to develop and distribute video via the Web, says attorney Gerry Oginski. But you need to know the different types of cameras before deciding which is right for you and your budget.

Will Firms Pick iPhones Over BlackBerrys?

The American Lawyer

While the BlackBerry is by no means endangered at law firms, Apple's iPhone is a big contender. The first-generation iPhone was decidedly for consumers, but with new 2.0 software -- along with the new iPhone 3G, which runs over a faster cellular network -- lawyers are embracing it.

Riverbed Appliances Put to the Test

Legal Tech Newsletter

At Lathrop & Gage, Riverbed Steelhead appliances play a crucial part in the firm's data protection by consolidating critical services and data into one central location. CIO Ben Weinberger shows how Riverbed's latest improvements meet the needs of a multilocation, 300-attorney firm.

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