Swabbing the Decks of Admissibility
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South Carolina ban of social media use by state employees is nuts
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Yes, Every Freeware Download Site is Serving Crapware (Here’s the Proof)
The First 7 to 10 Days May Make or Break Your Case:
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The Importance of Metadata tags: MM LitSupport 5 critical things to consider when implementing an e-discovery strategy tags: LitSupport MM How GCs Are Using Technology to Manage Global Litigation tags: LitSupport MM DarkHotel: Watch Out When You Are Traveling tags: MM Security Producing as PDFs When Native Files Are Not in a Reasonably Useable Form…
Interesting, because a lot of the examples given here are similar to ways I use the camera in my iPhone too. Yes, occasionally I use it to take photos, but when I’m really looking to shoot photos, I take my DSLR. The iPhone is just the camera I have with me, all the time, which…
Nothing is safe… Truthfully, I’m putting this right up there with ATM skimmers though. I don’t care how many warnings you put out, people are not going to stop plugging in to power in public places. It’s simply not feasible for many people to always avoid it. Much like ATM skimmers haven’t stopped people from…
Measure what you care about (re: the big sign over your desk) tags:MM SocNetPres Safer Internet Day: Do you know what your child is doing online? tags:CA MM Tech Download our Free E-Book: ‘TAR for Smart People’ tags:LitSupport MM Google is offering 2 GB of free Drive space for people who complete a security checkup…
Automated Documents Barron Henley and Allan MacKenzie Barron: Quit using copy/paste and search replace to create documents! You copy over errors into all your documents. Most of the people, who consider themselves power users, don’t use word processing software effectively at all. Movement away from per hour billing to flat fee means you need to…
It may not be a huge surprise to know that I agree with Neil Gordon on this one:
“It turns out that a public speaker’s most important asset isn’t their theatricality, their story, or how extroverted and boisterous they are.
It’s their capacity to help their audience to believe that change is possible.”
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