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ByMike McBride February 17, 2019February 17, 2019 Reading Time: 1 minute

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Scoble’s at it again..

ByMike McBride December 24, 2002 Reading Time: 3 minutes

So I took a look at Robert Scoble’s entries from last night and he says some interesting things. Of course he sounds exactly like you would expect a guy in NEC Sales to sound, which makes you wonder if he’s being honest or just a corporate shill, I’ve met Robert and I think he’s probably…

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Linked – Collaboration Apps Make E-Discovery More Difficult

ByMike McBride May 21, 2017May 20, 2017 Reading Time: 2 minutes

I have a question about this part of the article. Since I’m not a lawyer, I don’t know the answer to this. First, the pull quote: Larger businesses are more likely to have IT departments with savvy administrators that are able to lock down private channels to prevent abuse, but many smaller companies may be…

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ByMike McBride July 29, 2012October 13, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

Data Deluge: The Problem Is, You Can’t Keep Everything tags: LitSupport MM Narrow My Custodians? Why Would I Do That? tags: LitSupport MM How to Improve E-Discovery Efforts tags: LitSupport MM Customer Service and the IT Department tags: MM Tech You’re Doing Photography Wrong tags: photography MM Adopting a Defensible Culling Strategy to Narrow the…

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Not Billable Hour, Not Per-Gig, Then What?

ByMike McBride September 26, 2011September 26, 2011 Reading Time: 2 minutes

I’ve seen some news, and cheering, recently suggesting that per-gig pricing as part of the ediscovery process is dead. If you read that post from AccessData, and follow the links, I think you’ll see a pretty good case for why a per-gig pricing model is problematic, but the one thing you won’t see is what…

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Linked – “USB Killer” flash drive can fry your computer’s innards in seconds

ByMike McBride October 14, 2015October 14, 2015 Reading Time: 1 minute

Yet another reason you should not, repeat NOT, just plug in a USB drive that you find laying around! Only use ones that you, or someone you trust, has used to store data. Also, ones that your instructor gives you at training classes I teach should be safe too. I plug those into my laptop…

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