ALL ILTA, ALL THE TIME

There was an impressive amount of "live blogging" at ILTA last week, as well as some post-conference wrap-ups. I decided to do a quick web search to see if I could find links, and here's what I found on ALM's Quest (www.law.com/Quest) & Technorati: (Obviously, I'm not listing da Scold listings cuz yer already here.)

*Goodwin Proctor's Doug Cornelius and David Hobbie get the tie for the most energetic bloggers at ILTA. Hobbie live-blogged around a dozen sessions on his Caselines blog. Cornelius says he logged 21 here.   (I stopped counting after 10). Cornelius even blogged about the blogging, here:  "Mind Your Meeting or Your Computer".

* My colleague, Law.com's Sean Doherty, wrote a comprehensive report yesterday.   

* Dennis Kennedy.com here. He discusses Sean Doherty's report, and as usual, tells us that he was talking first about everything Sean reports on. :)

* Information Governance Engagement Area (Rob Robinson) here. (Links to Claire Duffett's litigation post ici.)

* Tom Baldwin's Knowledgeline.  (discusses Sharepoint)

* Kodner's Ross Ipsa Loquitor (you have to scroll down to find the post) here (Joanna Forshee's Technologist panel)

* Blawg (Bill Gratsch) discussing Kevin O'Keefe's presentation on Wikis, where O'Keefe posted his PowerPoint while presenting because he didn't have enough copies.

* George Socha's In Re Discovery: OnSite3 demo.

* SLAW.ca: Elizabeth Ellis' Thinking Like a Lawyer (Sharepoint etc.)

* Lawyer KM: ILTA Peer Group, (no permalink so you may have to scroll to find it).

* Clearwell post on EDD.

Did I miss your blog post? E-mail me and I'll add it to the list.