Shared Links (weekly) June 16, 2024
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I’ve worked for remote teams for a few years now, and I can honestly say that this is true. What’s more, every time I read someone complain about how remote working isn’t working for the organization, as you read the details it almost always is really a failure to do this: “A recent MIT survey…
Work/Life “Balance” Is Dead tags: Management MM Why Facebook Home bothers me: It destroys any notion of privacy tags: SocNetPres MM Girding For Battle: A Clash Is Brewing Between Big Data and E-Discovery tags: LitSupport MM The Future of Law: Tomorrow’s Lawyers by Richard Susskind tags: LitSupport MM IT for Oppression tags: Security MM Five…
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Simply put, the headline of this post from Gabe’s Guide to the E-Discovery Universe describes exactly what you should expect if you are party to a lawsuit at work, and use your home PC to access work information.News Flash: Yes, your home computer may not be safe from your job’s legal issues This is yet…
Like most of you, my gmail account was integrated into Google’s new “Buzz” social networking tool, and unlike many in the blogosphere, I decided to give it a little while before commenting on it. So, after using it for a few days, and seeing what the “early” commentators had to say, I’d have to say…
If you’re attending ILTA’s annual conference next week, I’m sure by now that you’ve seen the “learning pathways” that are a part of the sessions schedule. Naturally, there is a list of sessions designated the Litigation Support Professionals Pathway. It’s fairly solid, and a good start to your agenda, and I’m not going to bother…