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#LTNY WRAPUP
Whirlwind: The booths are dismantled but the buzz remains intense, as we wrap up LegalTech New York.
We saw significant new releases from companies large (Thomson Reuters and LexisNexis) and small (Rosen Technologies); learned a lot about Judge Shira Scheindlin's important new ruling on legal holds; listened with awe as Malcolm Gladwell and Lisa Sanders (right with David Craig) compared the legal and medical professions; felt more confident about drafting social networking policies; quietly cried as the Cambodia Ambassador to the United Nations, Sea Kosal, accepted the award to the Cambodia Tribunal for its creative technology; networked with established and new friends; and had such energetic conversations that we are all losing our voices.
The conference had an unexpected undercurrent: optimism.
Thank you to everyone. See you in Los Angeles in June.
Video Links:P.S. Here are just a few video links from the show: Ari Kaplan, Larry Port (Rocket Matter), Rich King, CaseCentral, Applied Discovery (George Socha speaking) and yours truly.
More: LexisNexis Mike Mintz with Bruce MacEwan, Alex Dalessio, John Alber.
Ari Kaplan interviews Deborah Baron of Autonomy.
John Tredennick (Catalyst Repository)
For more, search YouTube for LegalTech 2010.
Check out Twitter posts by searching #LTNY.
Story and press release links:
Sean Doherty's "That's a Wrap"
Sean Doherty's Getting the Most Out of LTNY.
John Bringardner's report on program with former U.N. IAEA Director General Mohamed ElBaradei and TR CEO Peter Warwick.
LexisNexis press release on Lexis for Microsoft Outlook
Blog posts:Adrian Dayton: blog post
Tom O'Connor: docNative Paradigm
Photo courtesy of Thomson Reuters
February 4, 2010 in LTNY 2010 | Permalink
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Monica, terrific observation about the undercurrent of optimism. For all the discussion of out-of-control e-discovery costs, the ineffectiveness of many corporate matter management systems, firm layoffs, and general sense that the world hasn't finished going through tough times, there was indeed a feeling that we're gonna get through it -- and that the best way to get there is surrounded by the bright people who make up so much of this industry.
Thanks for your own role in pulling it all together -- the editors/bloggers breakfast, your omnipresence and blogging, and an undiminished spirit of adventure.
Posted by: Steven Levy | Feb 4, 2010 9:07:55 PM
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