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Why Facebook Home bothers me: It destroys any notion of privacy
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Girding For Battle: A Clash Is Brewing Between Big Data and E-Discovery
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The Future of Law: Tomorrow’s Lawyers by Richard Susskind
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Five Essential Tips for Better Travel Photos
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Break Out a Hammer: You’ll Never Believe the Data ‘Wiped’ Smartphones Store | Gadget Lab | Wired.com
Four More Tips to Quash the Cost of eDiscovery
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There Can Be No Justice Without Truth, And No Truth Without Search
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If you’ve been paying attention to the news lately, it seems that some of the things that innocent people might use to protect themselves from bad people, are being threatened by some faulty logic. First, it was social networks and online communication, where all sorts of mean behavior was being blamed on anonymity: After people-rating…
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