Renaissance Utterances

The key to a successful law firm client newsletter is more than just the right content. Include information that is relevant to the cl...

May your training room be full! In this article I want to highlight the vital role that UK legal information professionals play annually...

I've now completed my first full week of truly remote working so am reasonably well equipped to comment on and consolidate the notes tak...

Me looking professional This is the full text of the talk I gave at the MmIT 2015 Conference 'With Power Comes Great Responsibility...

Richard Susskind has been making predictions about the legal profession for some years now. However when you’re closely involved with the...

These notes conclude the second half of the IALS  Centre for Law & Information Policy launch on Tuesday 24th February. The theme was ...

These notes make up the first part of the IALS  Centre for Law & Information Policy on Tuesday 24th February. The theme was ‘Informat...

Last night saw the inaugural debate of the new Legal Debate Series organised by Thomson Reuters. It was a timely discussion around the hi...

Blogs and their related video based versions ‘vlogs’ remain a popular way for individuals, organisations, and companies to communicate wit...

By the 'c' side An article and event came together in happy synchronicity this week. The resultant combination made me consider ...

Reflections... CPD is an essential part of being a chartered professional of any type. So I’m pleased to announce I’ve just submitted m...

What do I know about wearable tech? What do I know about my own privacy settings on the tech that I carry about with me? How much of my pe...

Data protection is normally presented from a risk/compliance point of view and, indeed, it is an essential part of a firm's responsib...

A guide for the grumpy! Sometimes it's good to go back to basics and take a fresh look at a topic. In the past I've worked with ...

Storm clouds gathering Apparently some small world events have broken out whilst I've been studying. Thankfully my work enables me r...

Although I write about a variety of subjects, some of my recent posts are responding to pockets of social media illiteracy and are mostly ...

Remember these? This is the fourth in this series of Twenty Years in Law Librarianship. Given it has been generated by general high leve...

The ICLR was established in 1865 to “prepare and publish, in a convenient form, at a moderate price, and under gratuitous professional c...

Early librarian communication This is the second in my series of 'Twenty Years as a Law Librarian' blogposts. Although the first...

Not a computer pic It’s not just the internet that has been around for ages. Turns out I have too. I have been mining my LA/CILIP Profe...