Chris Dale has beaten me to the punch with this but then why am I surprised? The man's output is prolific, nay prodigious - I hate to think how much more he'd be able to do if he wasn't beetling across the globe half the time. But I am indebted to him for more than the plug for the new IncSpots podcast - without him, we wouldn't have had a 10-part special to begin with, and both Lisa Burton and I are hugely grateful for the time spent during and after the recording sessions in helping bring everything together. I'm hoping that we will be able to include quarterly updates with Chris in our podcast schedule going forward - with the recent Earles judgement, plus Lord Justice Jackson's costs review and developments with the technology questionnaire, we already have enough material to reconvene.
So the first two IncSpots are available now on the Legal Inc website, and when iTunes has recovered from its technical difficulties, we'll be able to submit them there as well. As soon as we have our little storefront confirmed, I'll blog about it - and I should be the first to the punch on this occasion.
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Friday, November 6, 2009
Thursday, November 5, 2009
Legal Inc makes podcast debut
Litigation support consultancy Legal Inc is set to launch its new IncSpots podcast series shortly. It's been one of my more interesting projects of late, as we've been fortunate enough to get Chris Dale involved. Chris is one of the world's foremost authorities on edisclosure so who better to join Legal Inc's Lisa Burton for a 10-part special on the subject? Chris's knowledge and understanding is incredibly impressive and his confident, measured delivery makes for great podcasting - mind you, it's left me a little short of incriminating outtakes! But what we've got is an excellent introduction to edisclosure, something that just takes a step back from the flood-tide of articles and conferences and puts a stake in the ground as to where we are now, where we're going and how best to get there. The first two episodes will be available next week via iTunes and from the Legal Inc website.
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