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E-discovery: 4 tips on cost effectively responding to a litigation hold
tags: LitSupport MM
Flickr 2.1 for iPhone Adds Great New Features
tags: Photography MM iPhone
E-Discovery on Smart Phones and Tablets — (Part 1 of 4)
tags: LitSupport Forensics MM
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Please Don’t Bates Stamp eDiscovery
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I haven’t reached this level, but that’s probably because my Bluetooth headphones are actual headphones, not earbuds, but I can see the appeal. “Unlike their tethered forebears, Bluetooth wireless headphones are convenient because they allow workers to forget they’re wearing a device and to leave their desk without yanking their laptop onto the floor. In…
Posted a bunch of photos from our Texas trip to Flickr tonight. I don’t know about you, but to me vacation isn’t really over until I’ve got the photos uploaded to share. I guess now it’s over…. 🙁 That may explain why Angela is still uploading as I type this on her Flickr page. A…
“In May 2014, Shawe and Elting filed four lawsuits against each other. Shawe distributed a litigation hold notice, which applied to text messages and laptop data. However, he failed to image or preserve his own iPhone or laptop per the litigation hold, and deleted 19,000 files from the laptop before it was imaged pursuant to…
You can still auto-post to Pages, but I suspect that will eventually come to an end too if Facebook is serious about eliminating bots. “Facebook is sunsetting its API which allows users to automatically post updates to their “Profile Page” or News Feed. Only the Facebook API allowing automatic posts to Facebook Pages, will remain.”…
In the comments on that last post, Steven asks: Mike, can you post instructions on how to post a pic to fb and restrict it so only 10 of my 100 friends can see it? ’cause I certainly haven’t figured that out yet. Fair enough, I’ll show you how I did something similar, and then…
I’ve moved across the country a couple of times now. I’ve lived in 5 different states and have contacts and friends around the country. (And some outside of the US). Facebook, when it allows me to see someone’s new marriage, their kids, or even the sad things they are living with, provides the best way I’ve found to at least keep in touch in some small way with a lot of those folks.
It’s all the other stuff that makes Facebook terrible.