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Is Google Too Big to Trust? tags: MM SocNetPres Death of the TIFF Image? tags: LitSupport MM Your new Twitter profile is available and waiting tags: MM SocNetPres E-Discovery/Litigation Support Certifications – Shedding Some Light (Part 3) tags: MM LitSupport If You Agree to Produce Excel as Native Files, Don’t Produce Tiffs tags: LitSupport MM Fears and Loathing…
If this report is true, this is huge news on the social networking front. It sounds pretty similar to the beginning of the end of Reader, and would actually make those who considered Plus destined to turn out just like Google Wave. We’ll see if it turns out to be true but it would be…
I found much of what Doc Searls wrote about Mozilla to be true of just about all of the services we use online these days. By becoming an advertising company (in addition to everything else it is), Mozilla now experiences a problem that has plagued ad-supported media for the duration: its customers and consumers are…
If companies used these hilarious honest slogans I’d buy way more stuff tags: MM humor The Keys to Defensibly Releasing Legal Holds | E-Discovery Beat tags: LitSupport MM Attorney competence means ‘technical knowledge’ of e-discovery, opinion says tags: LitSupport MM Can BYOD and Privacy Coexist? tags: LitSupport Tech MM When Is It Safe to Remove…
It’s one of those things that I’ve gone back and forth about for years. I never started this blog with the idea of adding tags to posts. In fact, when I started it way back on Blogger, I don’t even think you could. By the time I could, and wanted to, I had years of…