Brightalk is hosting a day long series of webinars covering various aspects of electronic discovery tomorrow, Dec. 10, 2009. Looks like there’s some good stuff planned, and you can’t beat the price, free!
Personally, I’m going to tied up much of the day, but will be registering so I can check out the recordings afterward!
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