Bring Your Own Dilemma: The Implications of BYOD for Lawyers – Law Firm Web Strategy
Cloud Solutions Can Make Sense for Modern Legal Review – eDiscovery Insight
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Psychic Discovery « Bow Tie Law’s Blog
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New Whitepaper: Ethics of Social Media and eDiscovery
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How Organizations Can Get eDiscovery Right by Following Four Key Principles
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Good, Better, Best: a Tale of Three Proportionality Cases – Part Two « e-Discovery Team ®
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How I give negative feedback « Leading Geeks
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I have often wondered as I spend hours on airplanes how come attendants don’t have individual information about you already. You have an assigned seat, when you scan your boarding pass, they know it’s you and address you by name, so why is it that once I’m on the plane, no one has any idea…
Can’t say that I’ve read anything on Salon in years, but this is an interesting response to ad-blocking, which is not going away: “Salon.com has a new, cryptocurrency-driven strategy for making money when readers block ads. If you want to read Salon without seeing ads, you can do so—as long as you let the website…
I’m just going to put this out there. Based on what I see people sharing on social media pretty much every day, some of you may want to take a look. Just consider it. That’s all I’m saying. https://www.makeuseof.com/tag/true-5-factchecking-websites/ Follow these topics: Links, Personal
Hitting the ‘Like’ Button for X1 Social Discovery tags: LitSupport MM What Causes Lawyers to Over-Preserve? tags: LitSupport MM Fail-Safe Privilege Protection: The Clawback Agreement tags: LitSupport MM The End Of The Global Internet? Google’s Blogger Starts Using Country-Specific Domains To Permit Local Censorship tags: Tech MM e-Discovery Training Icebreakers tags: LitSupport MM Announcing Social…
The thing I hate about lists like this is that way too many people will read the list of airports, and assume they can be “protected” by just not using Wi-Fi there. In fact, every public Wi-Fi network has vulnerabilities and should never be trusted. Use a VPN everywhere, whether the airport in question made…
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