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The Three Most Common Ways to Over-Process Your Images -Seven by Five
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7 eDiscovery Predictions for 2012
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eDiscovery and the Lawyer’s Duty of Competence
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The Case for In-House eDiscovery
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According to Mike Elgan, if they purchase Twitter, that’ll be exactly what they are developing with Google Profiles. Is it possible that is what Google is planning? Sure. Could they develop something absolutely, positively, useful? Obviously they know how to do that with other products. Will it “kill” Facebook? Eh, maybe. This actually brings up…
I think the advice Anna shares in the entire article below is good stuff as we continue to struggle with everything many of us re dealing with now. Yes, many of us haven’t lost our jobs, but maybe we are trying to continue working while also trying to keep our family safe, or have a…
In the article below, for obvious reasons, I loved this sub-heading: The future of work is connectivity, not proximity. The ability to hire anyone who can connect to your network opens up a whole world of possible talent. But, it also comes with some adjustments that need to be made as well, and the rest…
This is a fascinating look at a pretty complex and coordinated hacking group, Fin7. They used a lot of the same tools that companies use for project management and remote collaboration, and they specifically targeted the types of employees who would be likely to expect emails from strangers, like this one: “On or around March…
I think we sort of knew this was happening, but seeing all of the stats in the article below is alarming. There is, however an example of what it takes to keep kids engaged and learning even when they can’t go to school: “Jefferson Parish Schools used a number of interventions to keep students engaged…
All the more reason to make sure all of your social media profiles, not just Facebook, are looking professional and not something that would come back to embarrass you. But that’s just my opinion… 😉 http://www.pcmag.com/news/351794/looking-for-a-new-job-check-facebook Follow these topics: Career, Links, SocialNetworking