Law Technology

As you are aware, "Mac v. PC," the ABA Journal article that I co-authored with Rick Georges debating the advantages of Macs vs. PCs went "live" online a couple of days ago. The print version is in the mail and should arrive any day now.  Bloggers from coast to coast have been discussing our little "discussion," including the following:

• "Debating Mac vs. PC in the Legal Environment" by Ernest Svenson, posted at his Ernie the Attorney blog
• "Macs in Law: The ?Great Debate? and Squirrelly Statements" by Sheryl Sisk Schelin, published at The Inspired Solo blog
• "On the Cover!" by Aaron Pelley, posted at his Criminal Defense Law with an Apple blog
• "Attorney?s debate Mac v. PC" by Blake Boyd, published at The Trial Technologist's View blog
• "ABA Journal covers Rocket Matter" by Larry Port, posted at the Rocket Matter blog
• "Really Simple Competitive Intelligence" by Dennis Kennedy, published at DennisKennedy.com
• "PC-vs-Mac-apedia" by Dan Covington, published at his Covington Client Center blog
• "Dusting Off the Old Debate: Mac v. PC" by Robert Ambrogi, posted at his Legal Blog Watch
• "Mac v. PC | ABA Journal - Law News Now" by Rick Georges, posted at his FutureLawyer blog

The feedback that I have read online and received via email has been almost unanimously positive, and I would like to thank everyone for the great reception that my portion of this article has received.  Of course, I had a much easier position to argue since the facts were so strongly on my side.