Admittedly, this article had me at the headline. You can buy all the expensive tech toys you want, and in the eDiscovery world, there are plenty of them out there, but if you don’t have the people in place to use them properly, they do you no good. The real power over eDiscovery, investigations and…
How would you feel if your employer asked you to “spread the word” on your personal social media profiles? Would you do it happily? Would you consider it? Would you refuse? I firmly believe the answer to that question depends on two things. One, if you don’t believe in your company and what they do,…
Back when Google first made their foray into social networks with Google Plus, they were all about making all of their products accessible through one, public, profile. They were going to grow their social network by making everyone who used any Google product, sign up for Plus. That was a surefire way to get the…
With more and more users accessing websites through mobile devices, and news that Apple is going to let users block ads on websites on those devices, what comes next? What will the web look like if the advertising market dries up and websites can no longer turn a profit from it? Will we see more…
Keep those Andriod devices safe people! Advanced spyware for Android now available to script kiddies everywhere Perhaps some of the advice in this article might help? http://www.markitwrite.com/tips-on-securing-your-mobile-device/
The main concern for eDiscovery is what email communication is no longer available, but I’d suggest a secondary concern, whether the recipient grabbed a screen capture or saved it some other way before it expired, and how we would locate those. Still, it’s not like we don’t already have concerns with people deleting emails or…