Comments for CCHatter http://www.cchatter.com.au the official blog for CCH Australia. Here some of the CCH team will discuss, share and argue our opinions on all things publishing. Thu, 09 Sep 2010 07:16:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 Comment on Looking forward to the Twitter10 election #ausvotes by Phil Ingham http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=498#comment-3614 Phil Ingham Mon, 19 Jul 2010 03:54:32 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=498#comment-3614 good question John, I think the answer is likely to be a resounding no. good question John, I think the answer is likely to be a resounding no.

]]> Comment on Lawyers facing up to Facebook by Linda Moore http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=425#comment-2879 Linda Moore Fri, 11 Jun 2010 03:25:25 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=425#comment-2879 Australian courts are now using facebook as an official communication channel for serving legal documents. The ACT Supreme Court served a default judgment via Facebook back in December 2008, and the Federal Magistrate's Court recently followed suit. Australian court serves documents via Facebook - SMH, 12/12/2008 http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2008/12/12/1228585107578.html Court uses Facebook to serve paternity test order - SMH, 4/6/10 http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/court-uses-facebook-to-serve-paternity-test-order-20100603-x7dc.html Australian courts are now using facebook as an official communication channel for serving legal documents. The ACT Supreme Court served a default judgment via Facebook back in December 2008, and the Federal Magistrate’s Court recently followed suit.

Australian court serves documents via Facebook - SMH, 12/12/2008
http://www.smh.com.au/articles/2008/12/12/1228585107578.html

Court uses Facebook to serve paternity test order - SMH, 4/6/10
http://www.smh.com.au/technology/technology-news/court-uses-facebook-to-serve-paternity-test-order-20100603-x7dc.html

]]> Comment on Lawyers and social networks – playing with numbers by Law Toronto http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=58#comment-2754 Law Toronto Sun, 06 Jun 2010 02:15:48 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=58#comment-2754 A great Law firm should dedicate their company in providing professional legal services to individuals and businesses of all sizes at the same time in an array of areas. Ensuring the firm covers a wide range of cases involving all levels of complexity is essential to legal success. A great Law firm should dedicate their company in providing professional legal services to individuals and businesses of all sizes at the same time in an array of areas. Ensuring the firm covers a wide range of cases involving all levels of complexity is essential to legal success.

]]> Comment on A journey and a half with the Master Accountants Guide by accountany Service http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=110#comment-2643 accountany Service Mon, 31 May 2010 18:02:32 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=110#comment-2643 Hello, I am new to blogging but I have been involved in accountancy for over 40 years now. Your article is brilliant reading! We seem to be coming out of the recession and I hope 2011 will be a bumper year. Do I have to click a button or something to subscribe on this blog as I would like to check back now and then. Are there other blogs that I need to know about? Hello, I am new to blogging but I have been involved in accountancy for over 40 years now. Your article is brilliant reading! We seem to be coming out of the recession and I hope 2011 will be a bumper year. Do I have to click a button or something to subscribe on this blog as I would like to check back now and then. Are there other blogs that I need to know about?

]]> Comment on Apple’s iPad – fizz or fact ? by Harrison Ward http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=354#comment-2295 Harrison Ward Fri, 14 May 2010 11:05:59 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=354#comment-2295 i am planning to buy an iPad since it looks lighter than a regular desknote and i don not use much of the features of a laptop.,", i am planning to buy an iPad since it looks lighter than a regular desknote and i don not use much of the features of a laptop.,”,

]]> Comment on What is Australia? Trove will tell you by Linda Moore http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=358#comment-2010 Linda Moore Thu, 29 Apr 2010 06:01:34 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=358#comment-2010 Some of the other things I like about trove: - links to libraries that have the item you're after - links to bookstores that sell the item - links to Google Books where you may even find part of the text online Some of the other things I like about trove:
- links to libraries that have the item you’re after
- links to bookstores that sell the item
- links to Google Books where you may even find part of the text online

]]> Comment on Better Soros than sorry by alan hill http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=329#comment-1845 alan hill Fri, 16 Apr 2010 07:40:55 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=329#comment-1845 Why is it that blind Freddy can see the need for concrete sustained regulation, but the regulators in the USA continue to suffer from some form of myopic vision and blind faith. Why is it that blind Freddy can see the need for concrete sustained regulation, but the regulators in the USA continue to suffer from some form of myopic vision and blind faith.

]]> Comment on IntelliConnect updates by CCHatter » Blog Archive » IntelliConnect Update: print for court, “last reviewed” date http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=296#comment-1510 CCHatter » Blog Archive » IntelliConnect Update: print for court, “last reviewed” date Wed, 24 Mar 2010 05:08:38 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=296#comment-1510 [...] we blogged about a new feature on IntelliConnect, PDF reproductions of printed case reports. [...] we blogged about a new feature on IntelliConnect, PDF reproductions of printed case reports.

]]> Comment on Maybe Bob Dylan was right after all by Matt http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=261#comment-1405 Matt Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:45:14 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=261#comment-1405 Hi John Thanks for your comments. I love my Kindle too -- it's amazing how it has changed my book (and magazine and newsletter) buying habits. We've been messing around with e-books and had a couple of prototypes. Not too many Kindles here in Oz yet though! Let me know if you would like to be involved in any of the customer testing we do on e-books and electronic product generally Regards Matt Hi John

Thanks for your comments. I love my Kindle too — it’s amazing how it has changed my book (and magazine and newsletter) buying habits. We’ve been messing around with e-books and had a couple of prototypes. Not too many Kindles here in Oz yet though!

Let me know if you would like to be involved in any of the customer testing we do on e-books and electronic product generally

Regards

Matt

]]> Comment on Maybe Bob Dylan was right after all by John Pyke http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=261#comment-1403 John Pyke Wed, 17 Mar 2010 06:09:52 +0000 http://www.cchatter.com.au/?p=261#comment-1403 3 months down the track, I've just discovered your post Matt. I think you're right about the need to enhance things with flowcharts, decision trees, etc, but there's still a need for text and I want something I can download to my Kindle and read (and search) on the train, in the office, wherever. I don't print out judgments any more - convert them to pdf, whack em on the Kindle, and read on the commute. Books should follow suit. Gimme a bit of capital and I'll set up a law e-text company and blow you, LexNex and Thompson-Reuters-LB out of the water. E-books rule! (Dylan didn't say that but it's one of the strongest proofs of the times bein' a'changin'.) 3 months down the track, I’ve just discovered your post Matt. I think you’re right about the need to enhance things with flowcharts, decision trees, etc, but there’s still a need for text and I want something I can download to my Kindle and read (and search) on the train, in the office, wherever. I don’t print out judgments any more - convert them to pdf, whack em on the Kindle, and read on the commute. Books should follow suit. Gimme a bit of capital and I’ll set up a law e-text company and blow you, LexNex and Thompson-Reuters-LB out of the water.

E-books rule! (Dylan didn’t say that but it’s one of the strongest proofs of the times bein’ a’changin’.)

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