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eDiscovery lessons from a Russian soldier’s Ukraine pictogram pictures tags: MM LitSupport 10 Malware Removal Apps Tested, Malwarebytes Comes out on Top tags: MM Security Tech The New and Improved Trainer Toolbox—Part 2 tags: MM Training Another Reminder That Attorneys Are Responsible for the e-Discovery Behavior of Their Clients tags: MM LitSupport Stop Sneaky Online…
VR in the Courtroom?
I was reading this article the other day: Top 5 FAQ on Using Technology in Court Now, originally, I was just going to share the article on Twitter because it’s pretty good all the way around, but then I got to the fifth one: Oculus Rift: Coming to a Courtroom Near You? Using virtual reality…
Lit Support Links (weekly)
Reply to an Information Scientist’s Critique of My “Secrets of Search” Article tags: LitSupport MM Cowen Group Survey Predicts Big Revenue Spike for Litigation Support tags: LitSupport MM Printing ESI & Scanning It Is Not OK Really? Someone is still doing this? tags: LitSupport MM Aren’t You Forgetting Something? Craig Ball with his usual good…
Linked – Facebook Sued for Traumatizing Content Moderators With Graphic Images
There is no question this is a difficult job. “A class action alleges that Facebook Inc. fails to provide a safe workplace for content moderators who suffer from psychological trauma relating to their jobs of weeding out graphic content depicting child abuse, suicide and other violent events.” The suit claims that Facebook didn’t take the normal steps…
Working the EDRM Backwards
Doug Austin has a really good writeup about working with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model in reverse. You can’t have a successful outcome without envisioning the successful outcome that you want to achieve. The end of the discovery process includes the production and presentation stages, so it’s important to determine what you want to get…
Linked – Popular WordPress Plugin Comes with a Backdoor, Steals Site Admin Credentials
“The plugin in question was Custom Content Type Manager (CCTM), a popular WordPress plugin for creating custom post types that, in the three years since it was uploaded on the WordPress plugin repo, has amassed quite a following, being currently installed on more than 10,000 sites. Custom Content Type Manager version 0.9.8.8 contains malicious code…
