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Probative Value Versus Burden: eDiscovery Of Metadata
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An In-House Perspective on Taking Greater Control of the E-Discovery Process
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Skip the HASH When Deduping Outlook MSG Files
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Roundup of Thoughts on the Enron Data Set PII
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I’m Terrified of My New TV: Why I’m Scared to Turn This Thing On — And You’d Be, Too tags: MM Security Bring E-Discovery Hardware In-House for More Control, Flexibility and Improved Results tags: LitSupport MM Microsoft brings Word, Excel and Powerpoint to iPhone for free tags: MM Tech iPhone Microsoft Tips for Streamlining Your…
Can Lawyers Learn to Love IT? tags:MM LitSupport PSA: Factory Resets Don’t Make Your Phone Safe to Sell tags:MM Security AccessData Out With Summation Appliance tags:MM LitSupport Bring E-Discovery Hardware In-House for More Control, Flexibility and Improved Results tags:MM LitSupport Firms beginning to take flat-fee model to e-discovery tags:MM LitSupport TSA Bans Uncharged Mobile Devices…
This may fall under the category of something that maybe Facebook would have been better not bragging about: As many technology journalists suggested, the most compelling element of the announcement may be that the company will now help you find pictures of yourself, whether or not you’re tagged in them. Drawing on its existing “template”…
I’m spending a goodly part of my morning, in between frantic phone calls from my wife, who’s work Mac has lost the ability to open Pagemaker on the same day that their newspaper is due to the printer (she’s uninstalling/reinstalling Pagemaker now, I think. Keep your fingers crossed), going over the seminar schedule for the…
Scoble, who is still talking about Palladium and business as Big Brother to it’s employees, is pointing to Dan Gillmor, who wants to know when we are going to wake up. Good question, but let me point you in another direction. Given, as Scoble says, that the push for the control and lock-down of Palladium…
Yeah, this happens: “In most firms, DMS adoption is mediocre to downright nonexistent. This year, Fireman & Company has interviewed almost 2,000 lawyers across a wide range of projects and one common theme crosses firms and practices: lawyers work very hard to avoid using the DMS. Most often, they’ll put files on their local C…