27 Apr 2014

This Week’s Links (weekly)

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Is Google Too Big to Trust?

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Death of the TIFF Image?

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Your new Twitter profile is available and waiting

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E-Discovery/Litigation Support Certifications – Shedding Some Light (Part 3)

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If You Agree to Produce Excel as Native Files, Don’t Produce Tiffs

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Fears and Loathing (and Pain) in Seattle: a Case Lesson in How NOT to Implement a Litigation Hold and Search for Email – Part Two

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