Shared Links (weekly) Dec. 28, 2025
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Over the weekend, we took a tour of Laura Plantation, about an hour down the Mississippi River from our house. The tour includes a walk through one of the old slave cabins, and the guide talked a bit about not just what a slaves life on a sugar plantation would have been, but also what…
Noting these, for myself if no one else. But if you host your own site using WordPress, you might pick up a tip or two from these videos put together by the folks at WPMU Dev. Personally, I might not be taking all of the advice given, even though I realize that might make my…
David Horrigan writes about the case over on the Relativity blog, where collecting the thumbprint of a 14 year old without notifying the parent violated the states biometric information law (BIPA), and the Court has ruled they could sue without needing to prove he was “harmed” by the data collection. That’s interesting, for sure, but…
Federal agency hacked by 2 groups thanks to flaw that went unpatched for 4 years– Keep up with your updates and patches!
A Good Starting Place? 100+ eDiscovery Resources: An Abridged Overview
Microsoft Teams is adding 3D avatars for people who want to turn their webcams off– I will 100% be taking part in only existing as an avatar at work in the future. 😉
The Importance of Reducing Stigmatizing Mental Health Language in the Workplace
Why Use a Hammer When You Can Use a Swiss Army Knife?: Today’s Use Cases for eDiscovery
More Than a Seat at the Table: Women Leaders in LegalTech on Gender Equity
“If Nest wanted to increase profits it could sell your home’s environment data to advertisers. Too cold? Amazon ads for blankets. Too hot? A banner ad for an air conditioner. Too humid? Dehumidifiers up in your Facebook.To be clear, that hasn’t happened yet but Nest already shares “anonymous” data with “partners” and Google just happens…