Shared Links (weekly) July 21, 2024
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Another random thought I had on vacation back in November. Watching our fellow cruise passengers on group excursions or at meals was an interesting experience. Most, like us, were simply excited to have some time away and saw the whole thing as a big adventure, but there were a few who simply seemed to find…
The big “story” this week has been the website Please Rob Me, which used some basic twitter searches for FourSquare check-in’s to try and convince people that posting where they are meant that anyone would know when they weren’t home. As if there weren’t a hundred easier ways to target someone and know when they…
Search Term and Form of Production Dispute, but Let’s Not Forget How Predictive Coding Can Help
New Firefox privacy feature strips URLs of tracking parameters
Five Great Reads on Cyber, Data, and Legal Discovery for June 2022
In Some Workplaces, It’s Now OK Not to Be OK – Some, but not nearly enough.
Why it would be so hard to obscure phone data in a post-Roe world
Have you considered the implications of time zones when it comes to your litigation needs?
Mental health at work: how accommodations can help employees—and companies—thrive
Bloggers: Stop, Breathe, and Don’t Overreact to Facebook’s Changes | Crystal Ponti tags: MM SocNetPres Cluetrain: We have met the internet’s enemy, and he is us — Tech News and Analysis tags: MM 20 Bad Things Only People Who Work From Home Will Understand tags: MM Don’t fall for these adult learning myths tags: MM Training The NSA’s…
Popular cloud storage firm Dropbox has been hacked, with over 68m users’ email addresses and passwords dumped on to the internet. The attack took place during 2012. At the time Dropbox reported a collection of user’s email addresses had been stolen. It did not report that passwords had been stolen as well. Go to Dropbox….
Doug Austin has a really good writeup about working with the Electronic Discovery Reference Model in reverse. You can’t have a successful outcome without envisioning the successful outcome that you want to achieve. The end of the discovery process includes the production and presentation stages, so it’s important to determine what you want to get…