While I share a lot of interesting articles across my social network profiles because they provide an interesting insight, or different approach, it’s somewhat rare for me to find something that I absolutely, completely, think everyone should read. Occasionally though, I read an article and find myself enthusiastically nodding in agreement all the way through….
Facebook Announces Changes to How It Counts Your Page Likes tags: MM SocNetPres Focus on the Merits to Find What is Relevant, Not Search Terms Alone tags: MM LitSupport Travel Doesn’t Have To Be Complicated To Be Life-Changing tags: MM Travel How to Disable Your Webcam (and Why You Should) tags: MM Security Stop Blaming…
That’s a good question, and the part the Bruce Schneier found most interesting about a recent report by the Director of National Intelligence. Obviously, their focus is on the danger of intelligence information being altered, and the leadership no longer being able to trust the information given to them, but as a regular citizen, I’m…
Your work emails are now worth millions of dollars — to lawyers Those of us who work in the eDiscovery field have known this for awhile, it’s what people put in emails that tells the true story, and nothing makes you appear guilty like hiding them. tags: LitSupport MM Why You Feel Like an Idiot…
Everyone Wants You To Have Security, But Not from Them tags: MM Tech eDiscovery: Access We Can Do, Securing Data…Not So Easy tags: LitSupport MM Ennui: Have We Grown Weary of e-Discovery? tags: LitSupport MM FreeFileSync – Catastrophe Protection tags: MM Tech Posted from Diigo. The rest of my favorite links are here.
From Robert Ambrogi Do Lawyers Have An Ethical Duty To Be Competent in E-Discovery? I don’t see why not!