Blog about eDiscovery, Training, Technology, and Careers, with a bit of Social Media mixed in.
I love when the “experts” get on their high-horse and talk about the “right” way to use a tool like Twitter. The latest example came from Louis Gray this week. In a post titled,Twitter is for Following Topics and Listening, … Read More
A few days ago, I saw a link to an article, and I may have even bookmarked it on Del.ico.us to read later, that was from SearchSecurity.com. This is a Tech Target entity, and when I went back later to … Read More
I’m not familiar with the BrightTALK service, but I may have to create an account and check it out before Thursday’s online e-Discovery Summit, nine sessions covering various aspects of the e-discovery process: Preserving Data for e-Discovery: Best Practices o … Read More
Image by mikemac29 via Flickr I hope you all will indulge me a post that probably has nothing to do with most of you. Today is my wife’s birthday, and as such, I wanted to take a moment and publicly … Read More
Tom O’Connor posted yesterday about a conversation that has bounced around the litsupport mail list, quoting John Martin in the title of his post, It’s the Archer, not the Arrow. I won’t repeat what Tom has written, you can go … Read More
Is it just me, or does unprofessional stuff showing up in marketing materials change your impression of a company? Case in point, when they send marketing emails as high-priority items, or send an email with so many included images that … Read More
Well, I know it won’t be something I do a lot of, but in the last week or so I’ve had to do some researching and writing at work, starting with that blog post last week, and it’s just killing … Read More