1. Let’s not forget Sen. Stevens today – the famous video.
2. Great talk by Brian Reich today, with lots of examples of everything-changing. He’s optimistic – if you’ve got great information, great experiences, or great stuff to offer, you’ll be fine, even in these challenging times. But you’d better be using all kinds of technology to reach people. (The population of people in the room who are Twitter users was remarkably small, and almost no one at the talk has a blog. What’s up with that?)
3. White spaces wrangling continues – MSN makes its point, David Reed posts a public message about how things actually work, Michael Calabrese points to the elephant in the room, and the editor of TVNewsday fights back.
I think you’ll find most law students have been scared away from blogging or twittering or anything else, out of fear of employers looking at what you write. Those who do blog (or twitter, or anything else) will furthermore be unlikely to admit to it.
“The population of people in the room who are Twitter users was remarkably small, and almost no one at the talk has a blog. What’s up with that?”
Err, 99+% people in the world are not professional chatterers and don’t care about the obsessions of the 0.1%?