Apparently, Ask.com got Merchant Circle to agree to take over the operations of Bloglines. Maybe they will actually invest in it and create a god Google Reader alternative. Then again, I have no idea how Bloglines fits with what Merchant Circle does now, so we’ll see if this is a good thing for Bloglines users…
I went ahead and downloaded the latest update to Tweetdeck earlier on my laptop, and have been using it for a little bit. The “big” feature in this release is the support for user streams, which means tweets will show up even faster. Personally, I’m not in that big of a hurry, so I didn’t…
I’ve been working on an outline for a presentation I’m going to be doing to some records management folks later this month. I’m planning on helping them grasp some of the technical aspects of ediscovery, metadata, forensics, etc. I’ll probably do some hands-on with file recovery tools, Md5 hashes, and how copying or moving a…
This evening, when I went over to the fan page for one of my blogs, I saw a big banner across the top, advising me to check my spam filter. I don’t recall pages ever having a spam filter before, but sure enough, once you click options on the Wall, there it is, the last…
Filing this under “you never stop learning new things”. Thanks to a post on one of the ILTA eGroups, I discovered a neat little trick that lets you use Outlook Web Access to recover deleted items that were “hard deleted” directly from the inbox and thus are not available using the normal Outlook Recover Deleted…
I really want to blow up this bit of the Grappling with the e-Discovery Monster article and hang it in my office, it says that much! Others in the industry emphasize that just having an e-discovery practice group doesn’t mean that the entire firm has a grasp on e-discovery. “The general goal for firms is…