What I’m Reading (weekly)
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Preservation Platitudes: Tips for Defensible Legal Hold
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It’s Draft Day! What Skills Does Your eDiscovery Quarterback Need?
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6 Quick Ways to Identify Fake News
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A new release from Nuix and some events for its users
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Actually, I should title this how I spent late Saturday night, into Sunday morning, and then most of my Sunday. I started out trying to upgrade Movable Type on the Child Abuse site. It’s now running WordPress. Yes, the upgrade went that poorly. Having been through a few upgrades that didn’t go well with movable…
“Privacy advocates are warning federal authorities of a new threat that uses inaudible, high-frequency sounds to surreptitiously track a person’s online behavior across a range of devices, including phones, TVs, tablets, and computers. The ultrasonic pitches are embedded into TV commercials or are played when a user encounters an ad displayed in a computer browser….
“Myth 4: Individuals learn best when taught in their preferred learning style People attribute other mythical qualities to their unexceptionally large brains. One such myth is that individuals learn best when they are taught in the way they prefer to learn. A verbal learner, for example, supposedly learns best through oral instructions, whereas a…
You may recall that a few years ago I tried to use Disqus as the commenting platform, but had lots of trouble with my Blogger template. Since the move to using WordPress on the site, I had sort of forgotten my desire to use Disqus and wasn’t exactly unhappy with the comments features within WordPress,…
“New platforms can be tools for connection with colleagues and outside experts, but can also serve as distractions while on the job” The results of the Pew Research study really tell us that social media is like any other tool, and yes I called it a tool. You can use it to get information and…
I’ve seen this tendency as well, though I have not yet seen anyone bring in their “good with computers” kid to run trial presentation. Still, I think what he talks about at the link is something attorneys need to take a moment and think about: “Today, I talk about what I still consider to be…