Earlier this week, I had some thoughts on how all of that supposedly anonymous data could be put together to find out who you really are and track you, mostly in the name of advertising to you, but also for some other reasons. One of those reasons has to do with the news media, or…
Uh-oh, could this be #FakeNews coming from the government itself? Shame…. “And while that may look like Pai was busy trying to do a good thing, Apple was forced to issue a public statement pointing out that the chipsets Pai wants turned on — don’t actually exist:” https://www.techdirt.com/articles/20170929/12370138315/trumps-fcc-boss-blasts-apple-refusing-to-turn-fm-iphone-chipsets-that-dont-actually-exist.shtml
Turns out, it probably isn’t too difficult to put together some pieces of your identity using the “anonymous” data that is tracked by various companies. Lots of interesting things in this post by Chris Dale about various sources of data and how they will start to show up in the legal world as eDiscovery, but a…
One of my biggest concerns about link-shorteners has always been that the receiver has no way of knowing where the link takes them until the click it. That might be OK with people you know and trust on social media and email, but that’s only a small portion of the things that we are asked…
It’s true, the cost of training is almost always one of the first things cut when it comes time to reduce spending. Those of us who value good training, and well-trained employees, need to be aware of the reasons why, and how to reset the company mindset. Kevin put together some ways of doing just…
If you work with eDiscovery, you’ve been here: You know what I’m talking about — where the client wants to wait and wait and wait on engaging in discovery until the last possible minute to avoid unnecessary costs, requiring everyone to run around crazy for days on end when the client realizes that deadlines are…