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Since today is a big day, as far as Supreme Court decisions coming out, it’s only fitting that I hit a couple of legal questions. First, the Supremes did rule that libraries can be forced to use internet filters. Now, personally, I hoped for something better, but thought this would come out this way. (Of…

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Prepping for the End of Feedburner

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It’s not quite dead yet, but it certainly is on the deathwatch. Given that fact, while I’m not quite pulling the plug on using Feedburner for the RSS feed from this site, or the email subscription to the site, I have switched the sidebar on the blog to use the original WordPress RSS feeds and…

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Trending Topics That Might Not Be

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“The trending news section is run by people in their 20s and early 30s, most of whom graduated from Ivy League and private East Coast schools like Columbia University and NYU. They’ve previously worked at outlets like the New York Daily News, Bloomberg, MSNBC, and the Guardian. Some former curators have left Facebook for jobs…

What I’m Sharing (weekly)

What I’m Sharing (weekly)

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

Twitter finally upgrades its 2FA security feature. Mobile number no longer required! Lawyer Wellness: The Elephant In The Room – I have to wonder why anyone wants to be a law firm partner, much like I’ve started to question why any staff would want to work in a law firm. Trial Preparation – Process, Planning…

Linked – Updated Sedona Principles Disfavor Forensic Imaging and Over-collection for Routine eDiscovery Preservation
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Linked – Updated Sedona Principles Disfavor Forensic Imaging and Over-collection for Routine eDiscovery Preservation

ByMike McBride Reading Time: 1 minute

This is actually good to see. For years I’ve been telling people who are dealing with full disk forensic images that step one in their process is going to be identifying all the junk they don’t actually need. 😉 Now, occasionally, do you need to check for deleted files, etc. where a full disk image…

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