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Linked – eDiscovery Education – The Next eDiscovery Marketing Campaign
“There is so much potential benefit and harm for provider driven content being delivered by formal academic institutions that it boggles the mind. I remember early debates at EDRM about these kinds of programs and frustration that we could not get the resources allocated. The more than $2.2 Billion (yes, I capitalize that B) in…
Giving Thanks
Three years ago, I wrote a bit about being thankful for social networking. As I looked back over posts from previous Thanksgiving Holidays here in the US, I was struck by what I wrote then, and how much more it applies to my life now: As we in the US get ready to celebrate the…
Linked – Man Finds USB Drive With Vital Security Information on Heathrow Airport
This is less than ideal, but honestly, I’ve worked in the industry long enough to totally see how it happens. Someone needed to take this somewhere, or send it to someone, and just copied it without giving a second thought to what would happen if it got lost. “Now we can add Heathrow Airport to…
Book Review – Historic Photos of Columbus
I recently got an email from Turner Publishing about this book, shortly after I had written about the Ghost tour and learning about the history of Columbus. Being a photo junkie and a bit of a history nut, I naturally couldn’t turn down an offer of a free copy of this book in exchange for…
First Test of WordPress Automatic Updates
It should be coming tonight for some, with the release of a maintenance release 3.7.1 I’ll admit, the idea of WordPress hooking into my server and updating itself is nerve wracking. I get what they are trying to do, which is why I’m going to try it out. They want to increase the security of…
Linked – How to Remove Malware From Your PC
As we head into the holidays, this will likely also be the time that your family and friends will hit you up for some tech support for their PC that is “acting up”. Sadly, some of us will find a malware infected PC when we agree to take a look, so let’s all just go…
RT @mikemac29: This Week’s Links (weekly): Those Pesky Email Signatures and Disclaimers tags: LitSupport MM Excel-ling at Disco… http://…