Spotted a mention over on eDiscovery Daily about an Above the Law article wherein they take a good look at all of the wasted space taken up by the millions of emails by adding a signature file, specifically the “please consider the environment” line. In essence, adding that extra text probably uses more energy to…
Those Pesky Email Signatures and Disclaimers tags: LitSupport MM Excel-ling at Discovery tags: LitSupport MM Inbox is a total reinvention of email from Google tags: Tech MM Learning to Let Go: Terminating a Litigation Hold tags: LitSupport MM Forget the Expert Hackers: Worry About the IT Guy tags: Tech Security MM e-Discovery Industry Reaction to…
In my never ending quest to explore, experiment and gain experience with getting my content in front of users on their favorite social media platforms, you may recall that I created a Tumblr blog. The initial account, and the main blog, started out as a blog about sports, which quickly got moved over to what…
Train or Plane? U.S. Routes Where Amtrak Beats Flying tags: Travel MM Judges Offer Candid Advice on E-Discovery at Leadership Summit tags: LitSupport MM Does the Evidence We Use Derive from Discovery? tags: LitSupport MM Data Retention Policies and Litigation Holds: More Than Just a Formality tags: LitSupport MM Nevada U.S. District Court’s Special Master’s…
I love his response to anyone who suggests that we don’t need privacy if we aren’t doing anything wrong. OK, go ahead and email me the passwords to ALL of your email accounts so I can troll through, read what I want, publish what I find interesting, etc. Also note the way people like Eric…
Hey if you’re a Dropbox user, go change your password. There’s apparently been a breach of user account information! Update: Dropbox says the credentials didn’t come from their servers, but does encourage you to setup two factor authentication.