Since I have mentioned here before that I love to watch CSI, but sometimes their “liberal” take on technology tools leaves me rolling my eyes with dismay, I have to share this link.
Yup, I know anyone out there who deals with audio/video/photographs runs into the “CSI effect”, where people actually expect that we can do things like this, so I had to laugh.
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“Q: Since electronic information is an intangible item, what are some of the more common issues that arise for your clients in e-discovery practice? A: Clients will often ask about the best ways to manage the enormous amounts of data that they create on a daily basis. I will work with clients to focus on…
I just had someone at work ask about my weekend and I had to admit that, for the most part, we didn’t really do much. But in reality that’s not true. I finished reading Gonzo Marketing, (which was very good, and really makes you think!) made some adjustments to the PCHelp page, went to work…
I mentioned the E-Discovery Reading Room site the other day and even suggested it’d be cool to have their blogroll put out as an OPML file for everyone to just load up in Google Reader or some other RSS feed reader. As it turns out, the next day I got an email from someone affiliated…
If you were intrigued by the 3 minutes Josh Gilliland and I spent talking about Social Networking and eDiscovery at ILTA a couple of weeks ago, you might want to check out the Social Media and eDiscovery webinar that is being put on as part of Virtual LegalTech on Sept 23. The panel looks to…
This makes absolute sense to me. If there’s an ethical duty to understand technology, that has to include social media, one of the most popular forms of technology in use by millions of people, creating tons of data. Of course, if you’re reading this on my blog, you probably already have an understanding of social…
I see this often, in young people just starting out, and plenty of people who’ve been around a bit longer and should know better. They look at a job posting, and find the one thing that rules them out, instead of seeing the bigger picture. Practically speaking, it’s useful for almost everyone to treat job…