Should There be an Ethical Requirement to be Competent in eDiscovery?
From Robert Ambrogi Do Lawyers Have An Ethical Duty To Be Competent in E-Discovery? I don’t see why not! Tags: eDiscovery
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From Robert Ambrogi Do Lawyers Have An Ethical Duty To Be Competent in E-Discovery? I don’t see why not! Tags: eDiscovery
As you may know by now, my work requires me to travel pretty often, and one of the biggest challenges when you find yourself in a new place every week, iis keeping track of the little things. As it turns … Read More
Derek Thompson has the details of his own look at Twitter engagement numbers over at the Atlantic. Is the social web just a matrix of empty shares, of hollow generosity? As Chartbeat CEO Tony Haile once said (on Twitter), there … Read More
Microsoft will give you 100 GB of OneDrive storage if you have a Dropbox account tags: MM Tech Facebook’s Worst Nightmare: What If Social Media Is Just That – Social? tags: MM SocNetPres Publishers Need to Stop Whining About Adblock … Read More
Now I know it’s not just me. Nate Hoffelder’s article came across in my wanderings this week, commenting on a post he had read by Marco Arment about search traffic, or rather the lack of search traffic. (Follow the links … Read More
As many of you know, I find the study of social media a fascinating hobby. It’s not my full time job, and I’m not out here trying to sell anything or make money, but I find the idea of using … Read More
Last week I had the opportunity to attend TEDx OregonStateU here in Corvallis and I had a few ideas from those talks for blog posts. One of them was prompted by the talk given by David Edelstein, a Senior VP … Read More