You could do worse than this list of the Top 60 eDiscovery Blogs and Websites For eDiscovery Professionals
There are a bunch I already follow in one way or another on the list, some I haven’t been following and even a few I’ve never heard of before. That’s always a nice mix.
Time to update my RSS feeds!
Are there any other resources you follow online that aren’t on the list?
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The Dangers of Do-It-Yourself eDiscovery: A Warning to Lawyers and Business Leaders. tags: LitSupport MM eDiscovery is Just Discovery tags: LitSupport MM The Growing Mobile Forensic Headache tags: LitSupport MM 5 Tips for Breaking Into Litigation Support tags: LitSupport MM Bottom Line Driven Proportional Review tags: LitSupport MM Posted from Diigo. The rest of my…
“Given how fast things changed, he said, he finds himself visualizing the next 5-10 years; planning for the next 2-4 years; hiring for today’s problems; and managing everything with yesterday’s budget.” I think that pretty much sums up the eDiscovery landscape right now. All the more reason to make sure that folks who work in…
I’m beginning to understand why so many people in work in litigation support sing the praises of IrFanView every chance they get. I had always considered the program as an image viewer with some other tools, but I didn’t realize just what awesome batch processing features it has. Today I was using the batch rename…
Joe Wilcox does a good job of finding the FUD in Microsoft’s 10 reasons not to use Google Apps. I’d have to agree with him that Microsoft’s reasons are pretty dumb. One thing that does jump out at me though, is number 7: Enterprise companies have to constantly think about government regulations and standards?while Google…
Back in January I wrote about Readtwit, an application that grabs links from your twitter stream and turns those links into one nice RSS feed. It hasn’t been perfect, but there is definitely some value in that. Unfortunately, today they announced that they are closing up shop. So, anyone know of any other tool doing…
I thought this quote from a ComputerWorld article really sums up what I’ve been thinking since I moved into Litigation Support and out of a strictly IT job. ?[FRCP] has made their lives incredibly complicated,? Nirken said. IT is now responsible for immediately locating electronic files that ?can exist just about anywhere ? in networks,…