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E-discovery: 4 tips on cost effectively responding to a litigation hold
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Flickr 2.1 for iPhone Adds Great New Features
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E-Discovery on Smart Phones and Tablets — (Part 1 of 4)
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Please Don’t Bates Stamp eDiscovery
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“Hit reports, by themselves, are of limited value, however. They do not speak to whether the hits are relevant, but merely show how many documents hit on a particular word. They can, however, sometimes identify anomalies that can be researched further by looking at sample documents. For example, if a hit report indicates that a…
Over at the eDiscovery 101 blog there’s a good response to the fact that “82 percent of employees use their personal email accounts to send large work-related files when an email attachment exceeds the size limit imposed by IT.” I agree with all of the points Bill makes, except one. Can you guess which one?…
Because I’ve been thinking about these things… Does anyone view this site from a mobile device? Would it be worth it to try and create a mobile feed, or does the Feedburner feed work well enough in a mobile device? If not, any suggestions on a mobile feed service that won’t add advertising and doesn’t just…
This is an interesting post, first because I’m surprised the iTunes gift card scam is still happening, and people are still falling for it, but secondly because I think the conversation is educational. Notice all of the weird excuses for why they can’t do it themselves, why they are unreachable by phone, the avoidance of…
Over the years of my career in technology and training, I’ve always held two beliefs about how people are measured when it comes to their use of the technology they have at work. The first, of course, is that “you get what you measure”. So, for example, if you measure your support people by the…
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…