Shared Links (weekly) March 3, 2024
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Top 3 Reasons People Get Surprised By Their eDiscovery Bills – And How I Manage Expectations To Avoid It The GDPR Is A Wide Open Vulnerability For Identity Fraud And Scams Can You Really Protect Against Ransomware? Employees still scared to open up about mental health, says survey FAA bans MacBook Pros with defective batteries…
I forgot to mention this earlier, probably because the “official” announcement came out while I was on vacation sans laptop, but I am officially certified as a Trial Director 5 trainer. Now, since I can’t really do much training outside of my own firm, the certification doesn’t mean much. (It’d be a conflict of interest…
Screen Time: Conclusions About the Effects of Digital Media Are Often Incomplete, Irrelevant, or Wrong/a> Cybersecurity – What Keeps Us Up at Night Chrome Will Kill Tracking Cookies… by 2022 Degradation: How TIFF+ Disrupts Search Top 10 Predictions for the Legal Tech Job Market 2020 Content Moderation At Scale Is Impossible: YouTube Says That Frank…
Naturally when I arrived in the office this morning, my own website was down, email servers and everything. Not a good way to start the day, but about 30 minutes later it seems to be back in working order again. Whew! I did, yesterday, get the old comments exported from YACCS and after some clean…
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From one of my blog posts during ILTA11 in August: Back to the HP-Autonomy appliance rumor, if the market for legal technology is headed toward direct purchase by clients, and away from law firms, I can’t help but think that HP is not trying to build a better legal platform for lawyers, but a better…