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This is actually pretty cool. “The web browser, Brave, now has a feature that revives dead web pages with the help of Internet Archive’s Wayback Machine which stores snapshots of billions of web pages. As time goes on, more and … Read More
You can go read the details, non-existent privacy policies, no auditing of users, widely sharing data without any real investigative purpose, etc. But are we really surprised by this? ““What we’ve learned today is that many law enforcement agencies are … Read More
A Great Set of Videos for Teaching Networking and Computer Hardware Concepts The Rise of the Video Surveillance Industrial Complex. The Tech Factor: Special eDiscovery Considerations for the Tech Sector E-Discovery Lessons From the Presidential Impeachment Proceedings Privacy & Cybersecurity … Read More
How to be a networking pro when you’re shy and would rather stay home How Is Biglaw *Really* Doing On Mental Health Issues? – Poll results so far do not paint a pretty picture. Misunderstandings of Mental Illness Cost Qualified … Read More
5 key questions an Office 365 eDiscovery Team must answer How to Create a Company Culture That Supports Mental Health and Thrives as a Result The Luddite Lawyer 2020: AALS Panel Examines Attorney Technology Competence San Diego’s massive, 7-year experiment … Read More
Corey Tomlinson from Nuix reached out after reading my blog post about their software demo to engage me in a conversation with him and Hoke Smith, also from Nuix, about the issues raised. Specifically, we wanted to talk about the … Read More
I agree with Sharon on this: “Backdoors don’t work. Government raises sensitive issues around human trafficking and child pornography to inflame the public. What it really wants is to snoop at will on everyone and to deprive Americans of our … Read More